Dodge of Answering a Question with a Question

The Dodge of Answering a Question with a Question occurs when a question is dodged by asking another question. This isn’t a fallacy if it is used to stop the tactic of asking one question after the other.  It isn’t a fallacy if the question actually answers the question that was asked or is part of the answer to the question that was asked. It is possible to teach using questions. However, when a question is asked as an answer to a question for the purpose of deceit, to dodge the question, this is a fallacy.

Examples of the Dodge of Answering a Question with a Question

Roxanne: "Without any assumptions or stories, what evidence have you personally seen that proves that the Big-Bang-Billions-of-Years-No-Flood-Molecules-to-Man story actually happened?"

Sandra: "Without any assumptions or stories, what evidence have you personally seen that proves that God actually exists?"

Roxanne: "I know Jesus Christ personally. He guides and teaches me moment by moment. I'm in contact with Him right now. How about you? Without any assumptions or stories, what evidence have you personally seen that proves that the Big-Bang-Billions-of-Years-No-Flood-Molecules-to-Man story actually happened?"

Sandra: "How does Jesus Christ guide and teach you? Is it some kind of feeling?"

The likelihood is that Sandra is merely trolling, from the insincerity that she displays.