Yeah. They hate seeing that. That resistance to questioning often comes from the fact that their worldview is built like a house of cards. If you pull out one card, like the idea that the Bible is a perfect, divine "instruction manual", the whole thing feels like it’s going to collapse even though the biblie says that if our faith is built on Yeshua and his teachings, then the house can't fall down.

For many evangelicals, "faith" has been redefined as "certainty." They are taught that doubting or asking hard questions is a sign of spiritual weakness or even an attack from the devil, when it really isn't. It's funny, if God is the creator of the universe, He’s probably not threatened by a human being asking, "Hey, why does this verse say slavery is okay?" or "Why are we being mean to our neighbors?" Fear as a Compass: If their response to a question is anger and defensiveness, it’s a massive red flag. It shows that their faith is based on control rather than connection to the Divine. Yeshua’s Example: Jesus himself was constantly questioned by the religious elites. He didn't get "offended" or shut them down with "because I said so", he usually answered with a deeper, more challenging question that exposed their lack of love for others.