#12110 Where Does the Bible Say We’re Culpable for Not Speaking Against Sin? - Jimmy Akin

<p>Are we responsible for staying silent when others sin? We explore what Scripture says, plus why some parishes don’t offer the chalice, how to pray for a seriously ill loved one, and the meaning of “action follows being” in Thomistic philosophy.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>02:44 &#8211; Where does it say in the bible that we would be culpable if we don&#8217;t speak up against someone else&#8217;s sin?</li>
<li>10:57 &#8211; Do you think the people present at the Tower of Babel were different races?</li>
<li>24:18 &#8211; Why do some parishes not offer the chalice during communion?</li>
<li>35:00 &#8211; What type of novena or sacrifice should I be doing for my very ill 27-year-old daughter?</li>
<li>50:58 &#8211; What evidence do we have for the Thomistic principle of action following being?</li>
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