Should Catholics & Protestants Get Married? | Q&A | Ep 672
September 5, 2022
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as posted by the channelToday, we're taking a break from news stories and theological issues to answer some of your questions! Topics include the morality of euthanasia, whether companies should provide paternity leave, and thoughts on the potential upcoming red wave in November.
#politics #christianity #theology
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[1:11] If you could change something about how you grew up, would you and why?
[2:53] Advice on a sister’s marriage
[4:47] Does anyone check the emails for the podcast?
[5:30] Opinions on paternity leave
[7:35] How will Jesus have time for everyone in Heaven?
[8:47] Thoughts on being a Protestant married to a Catholic
[11:25] How to survive first trimester sickness
[14:20] Thoughts on horror movies
[15:00] Advice on making decisions in marriage
[18:37] Views on euthanasia
[23:06] Do you really think all good Christian vote Republican?
[27:13] Uncle Tom 2
[27:56] Will there be a red wave in November?
[28:41] Ever been to Scotland?
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Should Catholics & Protestants Get Married? | Q&A | Ep 672
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