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During a Passion 2026 session built around audience-submitted inquiries, Cliffe Knechtle, an American pastor and Christian apologist, addressed what organizers said were the most common questions young adults are asking today, including those about God’s existence, suffering, sexuality, morality and salvation.
“They submitted hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of questions,” Passion founder Louie Giglio told the crowd of thousands gathered at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. “We collated them, took out the duplicates and raised them to the top.”
Knechtle, founder of the public apologetics ministry Give Me an Answer and senior pastor of Grace Community Church in New Canaan, Connecticut, framed the session as an honest conversation and repeatedly encouraged students to think critically and grapple seriously with doubt.
'What is the evidence that God exists?'
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“They submitted hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of questions,” Passion founder Louie Giglio told the crowd of thousands gathered at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. “We collated them, took out the duplicates and raised them to the top.”
Knechtle, founder of the public apologetics ministry Give Me an Answer and senior pastor of Grace Community Church in New Canaan, Connecticut, framed the session as an honest conversation and repeatedly encouraged students to think critically and grapple seriously with doubt.
'What is the evidence that God exists?'
Continued below.
Passion 2026: Cliffe Knechtle fields students’ toughest questions, from sexuality to God's existence
During a Passion 2026 session built around audience-submitted inquiries, Cliffe Knechtle, an American pastor and Christian apologist, addressed what organizers said were the most common questions