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Quick Questions Are 1 and 2 Esdras non-canonical books?
Quick Questions In light of Matthew 11:11, who is the greater human creature, Mary or John the Baptist?
Quick Questions Why did the prophet Hosea marry a prostitute?
Quick Questions Where does Jesus say "I am going to heaven to prepare a place for you"?
Quick Questions How can we know what Jesus prayed in Gethsemane if no one was awake to hear him?
Quick Questions Why doesn't the Catholic Church emphasize reading the Bible?
Quick Questions If God finished the work of Creation, then why are new stars and species still coming into existence?
Quick Questions Should we read the Bible literally or symbolically?
Quick Questions A family member argues that the New Testament doesn't deal with the issue of homosexuality. To which passages can I refer him?
Quick Questions Were Jesus' words about "eating his body" just a metaphor meant to shake up his listeners?
Quick Questions Is it true that Jesus didn't know what would happen to him?
Quick Questions Does the phrase "sins of the father" mean that the spiritual burdens of previous generations can be passed to succeeding ones?
Quick Questions Did people really live for 900 years as described in Genesis?
Quick Questions In Numbers 20, why did Moses and Aaron sin when they struck the rock?
Quick Questions Was Mary of Cleophas the sister-in-law of the Virgin Mary?
Quick Questions How can a story from the book of Daniel be true if a dragon appears in it?
Quick Questions Do we have bibles from A.D. 400-1500, and were the deuterocanonicals left out or put in a separate section in any of them?
Quick Questions How important is the Old Testament for Catholics?
Quick Questions Can I receive a plenary indulgence for reading the Bible?
Quick Questions Does the Bible say marriage is for a man and a woman?

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