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The Catholic Church and its teachings and views on specific subjects.
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In light of Romans 3:23, how do Catholics support their belief that Mary was without sin? [duplicate]
The Catholic Church says that Mary was sinless. How do they reconcile this view with verses such as Romans 3:23?
For there is no distinction: for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of Go …
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What is (the source of) this quote about God's turning any evil into good?
Perhaps you are referring to this quote:
In God’s hands intended evil becomes eventual good.
It was written by Max Lucado in his book God Will Use This for Good: Surviving the Mess of Life. I'd …
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