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Launching with Honest Questions

Why Questions Matter: Courageous Curiosity

Mapping the Big Questions Youth Ask About God

Thinking Well: Tools for Evaluating Beliefs

Reason and Evidence Without Losing Heart

Stories, Experience, and the Limits of Proof

Big Issues, Clear Paths

Does God Exist? Exploring the Case

Evil, Suffering, and Hope

Can We Trust Sacred Texts?

Many Religions, One Truth? Navigating Pluralism

Practice That Sustains Faith and Honest Doubt

Habits for Resilient Faith

Your Personalized Growth Plan

Check Your Understanding: Quizzes

Quiz 1: Core Concepts and Tools

Quiz 2: Arguments About God’s Existence

Quiz 3: Problem of Evil and Suffering

Quiz 4: Reliability of Sacred Texts

Quiz 5: Religious Pluralism and Dialogue Skills

Final Reflection and Feedback

Course Survey: Your Voice Matters

Reason, Faith, and Doubt: Critical Inquiry into God and Meaning is a guided journey for thoughtful seekers who refuse easy answers. Instead of treating doubt as failure, this course reframes it as courageous curiosity—the engine of honest spiritual growth. You’ll learn to ask better questions, evaluate evidence with clarity and charity, and integrate head and heart through practices that sustain resilient faith. Across four modules of core content, you’ll map the big questions youth commonly ask about God, master tools of critical thinking, and explore the strongest cases for and against God’s existence, the reliability of sacred texts, and how to navigate religious pluralism without slipping into hostility or relativism. Alongside intellectual rigor, you’ll attend to lived experience—stories, community, contemplation, and the challenge of unanswered prayers—so your inquiry remains human, hopeful, and grounded. Designed for high school and early college learners, mentors, and small-group leaders, the course combines short lectures, argument maps, reflection journals, and guided dialogues with trauma-aware care practices. By the end, you will craft a personal growth plan that synthesizes beliefs, virtues, and habits; set SMART goals; and develop a respectful, coherent stance you can explain to friends. Come with your questions; leave with clarity, confidence, and a pathway for continuing the journey.

Reason, Faith, and Doubt: Critical Inquiry into God and Meaning

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            <p>Reason, Faith, and Doubt: Critical Inquiry into God and Meaning is a space where your honest questions aren’t a problem to fix, but a path to growth. Together we’ll explore what words like faith, doubt, belief, trust, evidence, and worldview really mean—and how they show up in real life when you’re deciding what matters and who to become. You’ll start by naming your own questions about God and what’s at stake for you, then learn how to explore them with humility, clarity, and courage. Reflection journals and small-group dialogues will help you think deeply, listen well, and speak with charity while still seeking truth.</p>

<p>This course gives you practical tools for thinking well—learning how arguments work, spotting common fallacies, and weighing different kinds of evidence, from personal experience and testimony to history and philosophy. You’ll map the big questions youth ask about God: Does God exist? Why is there evil and suffering? Can sacred texts be trusted? What about many religions? Along the way, you’ll balance head and heart by examining the power of stories, prayer, community, and silence, including how to handle unanswered prayers in healthy ways. You’ll practice building fair argument maps, calibrating confidence, and forming a coherent stance you can explain to friends without drifting into relativism or hostility.</p>

<p>Because belief and doubt are more than ideas, you’ll also develop habits that sustain you—creating a simple Rule of Life with practices like contemplation, journaling, service, and rhythms that are actually doable. You’ll learn how to find mentors and communities that welcome questions, recognize signs of healthy leadership, and guard against spiritual manipulation. By the end, you’ll synthesize head, heart, and habits into a personal growth plan with SMART goals, checkpoints, and resources, supported by quizzes that check your understanding and a final survey where your voice shapes what comes next. This journey invites you to move forward with intellectual honesty, resilient hope, and a courage that keeps asking, seeking, and growing.</p>
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