If we're not allowed to question something

Both the truth and the lie need to be protected. The reason truth needs to be protected is because there are liars. The reason lies are protected is because they are lies. There's a difference.

If truth was a person, it would be the most confident person who's most comfortable with being questioned. It's not just true, it's facts.

If a lie was a person, it would fear being questioned. A lie is something that never existed but has been forced verbally to exist, that means everything around it that gives us clarity in accepting it, which is evident if the thing that doesn't exist also doesn't exist. So anyone that starts one lie inevitably has to keep telling more lies as evidence to back the first.

You're essentially trying your very best to prove what is not real.

The person who hates being questioned about their beliefs obviously doesn't know for sure the truth about it. So if someone gives you information and says don't ask why or how that's true, there's a really high chance they already know the lie won't hold up so they don't want to get on the explanation wagon.

A lie is like a house of cards, some people know how to arrange it well enough that a little touch and it will shake a little but still stand, but applying a little more force will result in the whole thing collapsing so they tell you don't touch it. The truth is like a very strong, brand new couch you just bought for your living room. You could literally throw yourself in it and it won't break.

Be careful of anyone that stops you from questioning. When you know you're respectfully asking so you can get clarity of the matter and yet they start overreacting like you're accusing them, there's definitely something up.

Maybe there might be a time where it's ok to stop someone from asking a question. The time where asking a question can cause avoidable harm.

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If you're in a building on fire and the fireman comes in and tells you don't ask anyone questions just grab my hands and follow me. That's actually a perfect time where asking questions should be stopped, but after you get out of the building, if you were to ask the same question, the fireman if he's not busy trying to do something that's an emergency will politely respond.

Don't be afraid to ask questions, be afraid of those who continuously don't want their beliefs to be questioned.

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