- ADAM’S FIRST
- A Student’s Bug Report on Faith and Doubt
- What if some of the hardest questions about God are the ones we were never encouraged to ask?
- ADAM’S FIRST is a raw and honest exploration of faith, suffering, doubt, and the silence of God.
- Why should we suffer because of Adam and Eve’s mistake?
- Why does God allow pain when He is described as loving?
- Do we really need suffering to praise God?
- And what happens when “just have faith” no longer feels like an answer?
- Written from the perspective of a young student trying to make sense of faith while facing real-life uncertainty, this book doesn’t attempt to hide behind easy answers.
- Instead, it approaches faith like a bug report.
- A question appears.
- An assumption is examined.
- A contradiction is investigated.
- And the search continues.
- Through personal reflection and philosophical questioning, ADAM’S FIRST explores the uncomfortable space between believing and doubting—without pretending that every question has a simple solution.
- This isn’t a book written to tell you what to believe.
- It’s an invitation to think.
- If you’ve ever believed in God while quietly asking “But why?”, these pages were written with you in mind.
- What you’ll encounter:
- Faith and doubt
- Adam and Eve and inherited suffering
- The problem of pain
- God’s silence
- Questioning religious assumptions
- Personal struggles and uncertainty
- The tension between belief and reason
- Searching for meaning when easy answers aren’t enough
- ADAM’S FIRST — Debugging Faith, Pain, and God’s Silence.
- Some questions don’t destroy faith. Sometimes, they are where the real search begins.
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