The kit
Three rooms
Open one. The field is the drill. Questions are the map. The library is the book and the pictures — when one sentence is no longer enough.
1 · Carry itOn the fieldA scene, a card, a verse, a story.
2 · The mapQuestions by topicEight doors. The harder questions sit inside them.
Does God exist?Cosmological, teleological, and moral arguments — and the further claims from the idea of God, from joy, and from the silence.9Who was Jesus?The historical Jesus, His claims, the crucifixion, why the cross is not abuse, and how the one God can be Father, Son, and Spirit.7Did Jesus rise?Minimal facts: death, empty tomb, appearances, and the explosion of a movement that should have died on Friday.8Can we trust the Bible?Manuscripts, the canon, alleged contradictions, the Old Testament’s hard texts, and the messianic pattern already on the page.7The problem of evilLogical, evidential, and existential evil — and why, if we are made, suffering is rebellion rather than weather.2Truth, relativism, and other faithsMoral absolutes, other faiths and later revelations, the church’s own sins, and what sex and marriage are for.10Science and faithWhy the lab is not a rival priesthood, why evolution is not the whole story, and why a code and a mind still ask for an author.5Doubt, hope, and conversationHow to ask better questions, live with uncertainty, start with Christianity as a testable claim — and why Monday is not a curse.4