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Why does religion always seem to oppose things like sexual freedom?
Billy Graham writes, "God has given us certain moral and spiritual rules—not to restrict us, but to protect us."

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Why can't I ever seem to stay close to God?
Billy Graham writes, "God doesn't want our relationship with Him to be like this, and He has provided us with everything we need to grow closer to Him every day."

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When we sin, who is responsible—us or the devil?
Billy Graham writes, "We are responsible when we yield to temptation—but Satan is also in the background tempting us ..."

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My husband's family seems jealous of our wealth. What should we do?
Billy Graham writes, "Pray for your husband's family, that God will show them how harmful envy is."

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When should we avoid criticizing people for doing wrong, and when should we confront them?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible tells us that we have a responsibility to help others in their spiritual walk with God."

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What's wrong with getting involved in things that are usually labeled occult practices?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible is very clear: If we want to please God, we will avoid everything that has anything to do with the occult."

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Is it always wrong to cheat on taxes?
Billy Graham writes, "When you cheat on your taxes, you're stealing money from your government—and ultimately from those it helps."

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I got caught driving drunk, and it sure has wrecked my life. What should I do now?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, you are paying for your foolish action—but think how much worse it could have been, both for you and the family of someone you might have killed."

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Is it wrong for someone with a strong faith in God to take pills for depression?
Billy Graham writes, "Depression can be caused by chemical imbalances in the brain. When this is the case, it often can be treated with medication."

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Is it OK to tell little lies as long as they don't hurt anyone? Or is every lie wrong?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible is clear: Lying of any type is wrong in God's sight. ... Lying always hurts someone."

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Will you please pray that my daughter will stop drinking?
Billy Graham writes, "Do what you can to get your daughter to face her alcoholism. But more than that, urge her to turn to Christ and give her life to Him."

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My boyfriend and I are thinking of getting married, but he doesn't believe in God. What should I do?
Billy Graham writes, "If you are a sincere Christian, you're only setting yourself up for trouble if you marry someone who not only doesn't share your faith but rejects it."

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I'm terminally ill. I wish I had lived differently. Is it too late for me?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, it may be too late for you to change the past—but it's not too late to change your future." Read his answer now!

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I'm not a good person, and I'm not worthy of going to heaven. What can I do?
Billy Graham writes, "Would it surprise you if I told you that no one—not a single person—is worthy of going to heaven?"

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We don't need God to solve our problems, just self-discipline. What do you think?
Billy Graham writes, "God made you the person you are, and whatever good you have in you came from Him."

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My husband says either I forget Christ or he's leaving. What should I do?
Billy Graham writes, "I know you feel like you're being torn in two—and in a sense you are ... I pray, however, that you will stay faithful to Christ, and trust Him for the future."

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I want to be more like my Christian friend. She is cheerful even though her life is very hard at times. How can I be like her?
Billy Graham writes, "God doesn't necessarily remove all our problems when we become followers of Christ—as your friend knows. But He has promised to be with us."

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My wife just divorced me because of my drinking. What should I do?
Billy Graham writes, "I urge you, as the first step in your recovery, to turn your life over to Christ. ... You can't change the past—but with Christ you can face the future."

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As far as my girlfriend and I are concerned, marriage is just a piece of paper. We've been living together for three years now, and we're perfectly happy the way we are. What would you say to us?
Billy Graham writes, "Have you ever asked yourselves what marriage is in God's eyes? To Him, marriage isn't just a nice social custom or a useful legal arrangement."

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I don't see any harm in a little gossip, as long as you aren't telling lies about people...but you think all gossip is wrong. But what is your reason for saying this?
Billy Graham writes, "When we gossip about someone, we're talking about them—and how do we know if what we're saying is absolutely accurate and true?"