​Perhaps the most significant life lesson I've learned in my young adulthood is that knowing all the answers isn't as important as asking good questions.

So for the next few weeks, I’d like to use Fridays to 1) link to other bloggers and writers who have asked compelling questions during the week and 2) open the floor for you to share whatever questions you’ve been wrestling with lately. Feel free to include links to your own posts – just try to frame your comments around a question.

Some things that got me thinking this week:

• Kacie asks, How can we be become better advocates for immigrants to this country?

• Jason asks, Why does faith fade even when we don't want it to?

• The Washington post asks a religiously diverse panel , What is heaven? And Scot McKnight asks,Which view of heaven is most similar to your own?

• Anne Jackson asks, What if you miss something important?

• Julie Clawson boldly asks, Was the Annunciation a text of terror?

• Amy asks, What ten books have most influenced your worldview?

• Kate Shellnut of the Houston Chronicle asks, Do Christian celebrations of the Passover offend Jews?(Thanks to David for directing me to this piece.)

• And on a lighter note, you simply must check out this video from Carlos Whittaker. It’s so funny it’s gone viral, and Carlos and his family have experienced a whirlwind of media appearances as a result. Couldn’t happen to a cooler family.

My question of the week: How am I going to respond when people ask me if I think homosexuality is a sin when I’m becoming more and more convinced that that’s the wrong question? (I’ll address this question on Monday when I review Andrew Marin excellent book, Love is an Orientation. You won’t want to miss it.)

So, what questions have YOU been asking yourself this week?