`::::::::::::::::::It is clearly a deliberate rhetorical phrasing. FAQs aren't always questions that people actually ask; sometimes, and especially on controversial political/religious issues, they're the questions that whoever is writing the FAQ wants people to ask. It's a great way to create false controversy. This is like the scientists hired by the government to ``question global warming.`` There is no controversy among independent scientists as to the existence of global warming. People who find it inconvenient to acknowledge the phenomenon just make people ask questions that no reasonable and informed person would ask to create an appearance of controversy so that they can manipulate other people who (and here we're back to critical thinking) just swallow everything they're told.    `