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Quick Questions I have been told that the Catholic Church teaches that anyone who commits suicide goes to hell. Is this true?
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Quick Questions Is my friend's ability to see the past and future sinful?
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Quick Questions Why is missing Mass such a terrible sin when it doesn't affect anyone but me and God?
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Quick Questions My cousin is a lesbian living with an another woman. Am I a bigot for feeling uncomfortable around them?
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Quick Questions What is the non-biblical argument against homosexuality?
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