One God vs. Many Gods—A Pursuit of Truth

Q1: Why are there so many religions, and who is the true God? 

A: Religions often stem from human needs and definitions. The true God is the supernatural, infinite Creator, not an idol made by human hands.

Q2: What is the problem with polytheism? 

A: Polytheism typically "limits" God, assigning specific roles like fortune or academic success, which contradicts the attribute of an "infinite" God.

Q3: Why do we call some deities "idols"? 

A: Many idols are based on historical figures who made contributions (like Guan Yu or Mazu); however, they are created beings, not the Creator, and cannot create life or control the future.

Q4: Why must God be "one and only"? 

A: If there were multiple gods, each would have scope limitations, which is inconsistent with the definition of an omniscient and omnipotent God.

Q5: What is "Jehovah Jireh"? What attribute of God does it represent? 

A: "Jehovah Jireh" means "The Lord will provide." It highlights God's loving nature, showing that He cares for and provides for all our needs.

Q6: What is "Jehovah Rapha"? 

A: "Jehovah Rapha" means "The Lord who heals." It represents God's merciful nature, healing not only the body but also our inner wounds and pains.

Q7: What is "Jehovah Shalom"? 

A: "Jehovah Shalom" means "The Lord is Peace." It reflects God's goodness, granting a peace that transcends circumstances in a chaotic world.

Q8: What is "Jehovah Nissi"? 

A: "Jehovah Nissi" means "The Lord is my Banner/Victory." It reveals God's faithfulness and His ability to bring victory in times of struggle.

Q9: Why is Jesus the only true God? 

A: As the Son of the Creator, Jesus not only revealed perfect goodness but also achieved salvation, solving the problem of human sin—something idols cannot do.

Q10: What is the difference between believing in Jesus and worshiping idols? 

A: Worshiping idols is often transactional. Believing in the one true God is about building a personal "father-child" relationship, leading to life transformation.

Q11: I feel like my life is a mess; where is God? 

A: God is your Provider and Healer. By opening your heart in faith, He is willing to intervene in your life.

Q12: How can I begin this journey of knowing God? 

A: Through a prayer of faith, you can experience Him personally. As "I AM," God is a living promise of grace, ready to be redeemed in your life.