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Questions  David A. Edwards Church Magazines  Asking questions
is essential for learning. But how you ask a question can make a
huge difference in where it leads you.  When you were a child,
the world was a bit of a mystery. You were naturally curious and
probably asked a lot of questions about how things work and what
things mean and why things are the way they are. And you trusted
your parents and other adults as they helped you understand what
you needed to know at the time.  Now, as a teenager, you are
learning more and more about the world, both in school and
through your own experience. You still have questions, some of
them deep and searching, but you’re probably trying to figure
things out on your own a little more.  These questions you’re
asking inevitably include things related to the gospel and the
Church. Whether you were raised in the Church or learned about
it only recently, your study, pondering, and experience can lead
you to more—and m