In this special episode of Thinking Out Loud, Christian apologist Cameron responds to comments on his viral TikTok video—a video that generated over 3,000 comments and 200,000+ views. The central question? "Why does God seem hidden?"

Cameron unpacks this profound topic using insights from Blaise Pascal, the book of Hebrews, and centuries of Christian theology. He addresses the skeptical assumptions behind the objections and challenges the idea that God should prove Himself on human terms. Rather than offering simplistic answers, the episode explores how faith, divine revelation, and the incarnation intersect with real doubt.This is a must-watch for anyone interested in serious Christian apologetics, thoughtful theological reflection, and honest engagement with modern skepticism.

Key topics:

-The problem of divine hiddenness

-Why God doesn’t always reveal Himself visibly

-Blaise Pascal’s perspective on faith and knowledge of God

-The difference between blind belief and informed faith

-Biblical references on God’s revelation (e.g., the book of Hebrews)

-Skeptical objections and assumptions about God’s existence

-The incarnation as a form of divine revelation

-The limits of demanding proof from God on human terms

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