#12476 What Makes Mormons Not Christian? Grace and Disagreement - Joe Heschmeyer
“What makes Mormons not Christian?” This question opens a discussion on the theological distinctions between Mormonism and traditional Christianity. Additionally, the episode addresses how to approach disagreements with church leaders respectfully and suggests passages from Revelation that can enhance understanding of the Mass, along with reflections on grace in relation to Mary.
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Questions Covered:
15:53 – What parts of the book of Revelation could I suggest for my friend to read to better understand the Mass?
28:52 – What makes Mormons not Christian?
39:40 – What is the proper way to disagree with a Priest, Bishop or Pope without risking excommunication?
50:00 – Why wouldn’t God give us the same grace he gave Mary?
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#12475 Do Guardian Angels Influence Non-Believers? Praying to Saints - Joe Heschmeyer
“Do Guardian Angels influence non-believers?” This question opens a discussion on the role of angels in the lives of those who may not share the faith. Additionally, the episode addresses how confident Catholics should be in the belief that John died, the appropriateness of reading scripture during Adoration, and offers a Catholic perspective on praying to saints in light of 1 Timothy 2:5.
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Questions Covered:
25:00 – How confident should Catholics be in the belief that John died?
36:16 – Do Guardian Angels have an influence on the lives of those who don’t believe?
43:17 – Is it proper to read scripture during Adoration?
47:36 – Was the original Thanksgiving Catholic?
52:28 – What is a good Catholic response to 1 Timothy 2:5 for praying to Saints?
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#12474 Why Is Missing Mass a Mortal Sin? – Why Aren’t You Catholic? - Karlo Broussard
“Why is missing Mass a mortal sin?” This question opens a discussion on the gravity of our obligations to God and the Church. Additionally, the episode addresses whether someone who has never heard the Gospel can be saved and explores effective ways to convert without affecting family dynamics. The conversation also touches on the challenges of becoming Catholic and perceptions of morality within the faith.
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Questions Covered:
07:00 – Why is missing Mass a Mortal sin?
20:07 – Can a person who never heard the Gospel be saved. If so, what makes Christianity necessary?
29:10 – What is the most effective way to convert without impacting my family?
43:40 – I am having trouble becoming Catholic because of marriage records.
49:37 – I’m not Catholic because you redefine your morality.
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#12473 Why Didn’t God Make Everyone Sinless? – Why Aren’t You Catholic? - Karlo Broussard
“Why Didn’t God Make Everyone Sinless? ” This question opens a discussion on divine purpose, touching on the complexities of justice and mercy. Other topics include the foundation of the Church on Saint Peter, the relationship between God’s justice and mercy in the context of Hell, and the practical benefits of joining a church community.
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Questions Covered:
05:25 – Does God make some people for honorable use and some not for honorable use?
17:38 – I struggle with the church being founded on the Rock of Saint Peter?
29:00 – How can I relate God’s justice and mercy with the nature of Hell?
38:30 – What is the practicality of joining a church community?
47:09 – I am not Catholic because I think you preach a different Gospel
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#12472 Is Annulment Required for All Divorced Catholics? Bible and Faith - Jim Blackburn
“Is annulment required for all divorced Catholics?” This question addresses a common concern among those navigating their faith after divorce. Additionally, the discussion touches on the complexities of Bible translations and offers insights into discerning personal spiritual experiences, as well as clarifying why infidelity is not considered grounds for annulment.
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Questions Covered:
19:20 – Is it true that the Catholic Church requires all divorced people to get an annulment before becoming Catholic?
29:10 – How can I understand the differences in language translations of the Bible?
36:36 – How can I discern about an experience where I believe I’ve seen Jesus?
47:50 – Why isn’t infidelity considered grounds for an annulment?