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Quick Questions Doesn't 1 Timothy 4:3 disprove the priesthood?
Quick Questions How can we explain calling priests "Father" when Jesus said not to?
Quick Questions How can we respond to the "call no man father" question?
Quick Questions Where in the New Testament are "priests" mentioned?
Quick Questions Does 1 Peter 2:9 indicate that we are all priests?
Quick Questions What vocation may a homosexual pursue?
Quick Questions How do I answer the charge that letting priest marry would prevent scandals like the recent ones?
Quick Questions How can the Church be true when it produces hypocrisy?
Quick Questions Do priests ever ask their parishioners to accept Christ as Savior, as Protestant ministers do?
Quick Questions Should I read the novel "Joshua" by Fr. Joseph Girzone?
Quick Questions Does the seal of the confessional go against the Bible's admonition to tell the truth?
Quick Questions Is it true that Catholics must totally and without question obey every dictate from their parish priest?
Quick Questions How can I answer the Mormon claim that paying clergymen is unbiblical?
Quick Questions Is there scriptural support for paying clergy a salary?
Quick Questions Is it unbiblical to refer to ministers as "reverend"?
Quick Questions Does the use of the present tense in Ordinatio Sacerdotalis suggest that the Church could ordain women in the future?

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