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Tuesday, Apr 10, 2012 - 7pm ET
Tom Nash answers:
If a woman takes the birth control pill, is she in mortal sin?
Should I continue to be the friend of a Wiccan woman?
Do Protestants who believe that their Eucharist is the body of Christ have a valid consecration?
Are we supposed to evangelize the Jewish nation?
What is the importance of theology? How do I answer someone who recommended the book Liberating Yourself from Theology (a Spanish book) by Bishop Macedo?
Does the Catholic Church have a school for missionaries?
Why is the Catholic Church unfair to innocent victims of divorce?
How do you deal with legalism within the Church? When do you know if legalism is a good thing?
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