It's not our questions for God that messes up our faith, it's our questioning of God.

And there's a big difference, so he can handle our doubts, he can handle our questions,

he can handle our fears, our worries, our complaints, our grumbling.

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So according to Barna, guess what percentage of Christians struggle with doubt in their

faith? My first thought, and maybe it's coming out of my own personal experience, is

it's pretty high. I think it's pretty high. I wouldn't have guessed that it's 65%. 65%.

Yeah. Yeah, I would say at least that. And then listen to this, millennials, 38% currently

experienced about twice as much doubt as any of the other generational groups. And then

23% of Gen Xers, 19% of Boomers, and 20% of Elders. Here's what I would want to know.

And we've got in our studio, a woman I think can answer this question. Nikki Cosiar's is back

with us. Welcome back to Family Life Today. Thanks for having me. And I'm guessing you're sort of

quoting maybe some stats from her book, flooded, which is the five decisions that we all need to make

when doubt is rising. That's sort of a rephrase of your subtitle. Here's what I want to know.

Nikki, do you remember if you wrote this at all, men compared to women without? Is there a difference?

I did not study that, but I would be interested to know that. Yeah, I looked it up.

I thought this was interesting or higher. 32% of men compared to 20% of women, which is interesting.

Why do you think that is Dave? I don't know. You would have to tell me from a woman's perspective,

but I know from a guy's perspective, it's all about logic often. Are you saying that we're illogical?

No, no, no. You just nailed it. No, it's like, you know, it's got to make sense. I got to be

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