He wasn’t the only professor in the faculty of divinity who had doubts about God’s existence. Some of the other professors didn’t believe in God apparently because they hadn’t experienced Him as a living reality. They would, however, still teach the Old and New Testaments as academic subjects, with God as one of the topics. That the Scriptures were given by divine inspiration is not something that they accepted, for they regarded the Bible as the product of human tradition, and found support for their views by pointing to the human errors evident in its pages as we have them today, including alterations to the Biblical texts made intentionally or by copying errors. In these laborious academic studies, God is lost sight of. It is a fact that many Bible-believing Christians have gone into theological studies with the aim of preparing for church ministry, only to lose their vision and sometimes even their faith because they too lacked the experience of “the living God”.