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The question atheists do not have an answer for, according to Ravi Zacharias

Faith
Steve Krakauer
November 10, 2014
Iraqi Christians, who fled the violence in the city of Mosul, decorate a cross with lights in commemoration of the Elevation of the Holy Cross festival on September 14, 2014, in Arbil, the capital of the Kurdish autonomous region in northern Iraq. The annual Christian feast marks the recovery of the Cross on which Jesus Christ is believed to have been crucified by the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius in 627 AD after defeating the Sassanid Persians. (Photo: Safin Hamed/AFP/Getty Images)

Ravi Zacharias is one of the most influential Christian apologetic voices in the world today. His unique ability to explain incredibly difficult concepts in simple, easy-to-understand terms makes him a highly sought after speaker and author. He has also spent thousands of hours debating with atheists. So what does he feel is the question atheists have the most difficult time with? Interestingly, it's the hardest question for Christians as well. Ravi explained in recent interview with TheBlaze's Dan Andros.

The exchange takes place around the 17-minute mark -- listen here:

Check out Ravi's new book: 'Why Suffering? Finding Meaning and Comfort When Life Doesn't Make Sense' HERE.

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