Every Question Will Be Asked
is a thought-provoking poem about survival and significance written by Harold Coplan as he searched for God and his place in God's existence. A
Jewish Kohein
, educated and knowledgeable in the ways of both Orthodox and Reform Judaism, Coplan nonetheless had questions as his life led him from being a tortured POW to becoming a successful family and businessman. Coplan questioned his faith, his reason for living, his place in God's plans, and God's place in his plans.
In
, Coplan explores paradoxical questions about knowledge, creation, infinity, and God's need for us as opposed to our need for God. These are timeless questions for every believer, seeker, and nonbeliever.