Kids Q&A w/ Bishop Barron (February 2021)
February 1, 2021
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as posted by the channelFriends, in today's "Kids Q&A" episode of "The Word on Fire Show," I answer questions from children all over the world, including:
- Is God bigger than an elephant?
- Why did God make bad germs?
- How did God come to exist?
- How can God see us from up in heaven if we can't see him?
- Do you think animals go to Heaven?
- Why do bad things happen?
- If God knows everything, did he make my thoughts?
- Why did God not give the 10 commandments to Adam and Eve?
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