Well, Bill, some recent research reveals the seven most Googled questions about God and the Christian faith.

These questions are chronicled in a book by Texas pastor, Bruce Miller.

The seven big questions is how I became aware of these questions.

Now Bill, you've spent a lifetime addressing these questions

but let's let's take a look at them. The questions are one why does God allow suffering

and evil?

2. Does life have a purpose?

3. Does God exist?

4. Is Christianity too narrow?

5. Is Jesus presented as God in the Bible. Six is the Bible reliable and seven can

I know God personally. Is there anything that strikes you about this list, Bill?

Well, I am struck at how traditional this list is. These are the

perennial questions. I would have thought that there would be more

questions about LGBT or gender issues or hot button issues of that sort, that might be comprised under number four as Christianity

too narrow.

Maybe there they're talking about Christian attitudes towards sexuality and gender and

things of that sort. It's hard to know what for means, but at least those questions don't overtly appear, which was a little surprising.

Yeah, a few things I see, Bill. First, I wonder if Jesus being God is from Muslims googling because this is from all

over the globe by the way there our Muslim friends are intrigued by that

question and that that may account for why it's in the top seven.

Secondly, the question about life having a purpose is interesting.

We did a podcast recently on Sam Harris saying that there's a crisis of meaning today.

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