Unafraid to Doubt

As is often the case, more so over the past year or so, book ideas 'pop up' in my mind when conversing with friends. This one is no exception. I was asked what I thought about doubt, so I said my piece, and the book title immediately sprung to mind. Why are some seemingly afraid to voice their doubts? Why do some keep them under wraps? Both questions highlight a major weakness in society, especially so in a church fellowship setting. We should never feel as if we cannot say what we need to say ('want' is too weak a word here), nor feel that we need to constantly hide our feelings and emotions. The proverbial time-bomb is already primed and many need to diffuse it, for their health and the health of others. It isn't always easy to share with others; indeed, some make matters worse, so we need to choose wisely to weed out the Job's Comforters amongst them