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Quick Questions What are sins that cry to heaven for vengeance and sins against the Holy Spirit?
Quick Questions I have been told that the Catholic Church teaches that anyone who commits suicide goes to hell. Is this true?
Quick Questions If a sinner goes to hell for one unrepented mortal sin, does God purge his love? Love cannot exist in hell.
Quick Questions What incentive do I have not to sin if I am already in the state of mortal sin?

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