No matter what religion you follow, the questions about God seem to be universal. This article deals with the most common questions asked about God and the reasoning behind those questions. Can we truly answer any of these questions?

By chapter 4 of the Genesis narrative, mankind has fallen into sin. Temporal death is the future of all mankind. Having been deceived by the “crafty serpent”, mankind is now born in original sin and concupiscence.

Tertullian’s work, On Prayer, most likely belongs with his works On Penitence and On Baptism and is almost certainly an address to catechumens coming out of the waters of baptism. At the end of his discourse in On Baptism, Tertullian states that the newly baptized are to pray three times a day. What they are to pray, Stewart-Sykes believes, is the Lord’s Prayer (LP. This practice would be in keeping with the Didache that states the Lord’s Prayer is to be said three times a day.