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Questions Covered: 09:17 – How did Protestant lose the Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception? 16:17 – What is the status of the devotion of Jesus King of all nations? 20:16 – How would you word the Divine Simplicity of God not having a body without it becoming a heretic? 29:38 – What proof do we have that the Catholic church was founded by Christ? 36:30 – Having a hard time understanding why Mary is immaculately conceived but no else? 46:17 – The Pope and Trump have differing views on building a wall, who am I supposed to believe? 50:11 – how did protestants go from the catholic belief that faith without works is dead to faith alone? 52:00 – in a protestant bible study who is going to argue with her about confession… why do we have to confess to a priest? …

Chapters

1. How did Protestant lose the Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception? (00:09:17)

2. What is the status of the devotion of Jesus King of all nations? (00:16:17)

3. How would you word the Divine Simplicity of God not having a body without it becoming a heretic? (00:20:16)

4. What proof do we have that the Catholic church was founded by Christ? (00:29:38)

5. Having a hard time understanding why Mary is immaculately conceived but no else? (00:36:30)

6. The Pope and Trump have differing views on building a wall, who am I supposed to believe? (00:46:17)

7. how did protestants go from the catholic belief that faith without works is dead to faith alone? (00:50:11)

8. in a protestant bible study who is going to argue with her about confession… why do we have to confess to a priest? (00:52:00)

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