Why do people ask questions and don't listen to the answer?

There are three reasons such "questions" are asked in my opinion.

1. To spread lies and propaganda about another belief.

2. To have others agree with you, thus "proving" you're right.

3. To report those who correct your misconceptions and block them so that their logic does not get in the way of your lies in the future.

Because people like to act all high and mighty....I have noticed with any of the religions that some people like to preach to the point where I want to choke them j/k astagfirullah. I hate when people do that it drives me nuts...and as you have already pointed out people only ask questions when they want you to give them the answer they already have or to reinforce what they have said...

Most people do not like to admit when they are wrong, that and they become defensive right away....people are taking religion to far that they are ruining it for everyone else.

This is all human nature anyways...dunno if they helped or answered your question in any way....most people just don't like to be wrong and when it comes to religion that'ss a whole new ball park entirely people start to become all righteous...like they are the next prophet allu alim.

Salaams

I really agree with what u r saying

u r right

i think they do that cause they just want to ask and they don't even care about the answer

they want to stay all the time asking asking asking...... and they will not listen to any thing except there minds.

The above answers are correct. Validation, that's all it is.

Trolling.

Preaching.

The interrogatives are really indicatives or imperatives.

Oh my God, you are soooo right. I completely agree with you.

Panglosswasright is right.

That was fun to say...

Huh?