Apologist Joel Furches explores one of the most Googled questions

In daily living, people probably don’t spend a great deal of time pondering the reality or not of some divine force, but it is something all people have considered at one point in their lives. Frequently it is assumed that the existence of God is a matter reserved for the arena of faith and that one chooses to believe or not as a personal matter. Because how could such a thing possibly be discovered or proven?

As surprising as it may seem, this question of whether or not God exists is relatively new in human history. Whereas the nature of God or gods has been disputed – sometimes quite violently – throughout the millennia, to question if God even exists at all is quite a modern phenomenon. This is so modern, in fact, that a 2013 study by Ara Norenzayan and Will M. Gervais attempted to answer the question, “where did religious disbelief come from?” It was taken as a given that… (Register to read the rest of the article)