At no point in my life, probably because I was typically surrounded by other Christians, was I questioned about my faith. As I become more social with people from different backgrounds, I meet people who don't identify as Christian. The most thought-provoking questions I have received are “why do you believe” and “how could you believe in something so unique.” Often, when talking to millennials, I find that their biggest objection to Christianity is the thought that their friend or loved one, who is essentially a good person, won't be able to go to heaven just because he or she doesn't believe in Jesus Christ or God. While I admire their solidarity, I am often not equipped to offer a satisfactory response