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A friend of mine gave his life to Jesus recently, but he says he doesn't see anything wrong with continuing to smoke pot.
Billy Graham writes, "God doesn't want us to cloud or confuse our minds in any way, whether with drugs, alcohol or anything else."

When we do things like this, we endanger ourselves morally, spiritually and even physic

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It really bothers me when people curse or use God's name in vain. Should this bother me?
Billy Graham writes, "Perhaps most people don't think about it when they curse or use God's name—but that's the problem! God is far too important to treat casually or as if He doesn't matter."

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Do you think the world is getting better or is it getting worse?
Billy Graham writes, "In some ways, of course, the world is getting better ... But in other ways the world is not getting any better."

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What do you think is the greatest problem facing the world today, and why?
Billy Graham writes, "I am convinced that the greatest problem facing the world today is our need for moral and spiritual renewal."

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I moved to America almost 10 years ago. I thought America was a Christian nation, but many I know don't have much religion.
Billy Graham writes, "Since its beginning, America has been deeply influenced by the Judeo-Christian tradition and by the teachings of the Bible."

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What exactly is wrong with pornography, in your opinion?
Billy Graham writes, "First, it's wrong because of what it does to us. It appeals only to our self-centered, sinful, pleasure-seeking nature, and the more we get involved with it, the more we feed that nature and become captives to it."

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Don't you think all our problems would be solved if we just could learn to love each other?
Billy Graham writes, "We don't have the power to love others the way we should. Our basic problem, the Bible says, is within us—within our own hearts and minds."

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Some people think you can't be a Christian and also be in politics. Do you think that's true?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible is full of examples of men and women who gave leadership to their people, and yet did not compromise their moral and spiritual convictions."

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Have you ever thought about using the Internet to spread your message?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, the Internet is a certainly a remarkable innovation (a revolution, in fact). Our organization has been using the Internet for some years to proclaim the Gospel, and also to inform people about our work."

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How bad will the world have to get before God says "Enough" and Christ comes again and brings it all to an end?
Billy Graham writes, "Although God hasn't given us an exact timetable, the Bible does tell us to be prepared for Christ's coming. When He comes again, most people will be caught off guard."

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Does the Bible say anything about obesity? I know I'm seriously overweight, but I don't seem to be making much progress.
Billy Graham writes, "Let me assure you that God does want you to change—not just so you'll feel better about yourself, but because He loves you, and He doesn't want you to be burdened with serious health problems."

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Do you think God judges nations as well as individuals?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, God does judge nations as well as individuals—and we ignore His judgment at our peril. The Bible warns that someday 'He will judge the nations, heaping up the dead and crushing the rulers of the whole earth' (Psalm 110:6)."

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How should we celebrate Christmas?
Billy Graham writes, "The key to Christmas is to remember what it is supposed to celebrate: the birth of Jesus Christ. If it weren't for Christ, there would be no Christmas."

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Why is evil so strong? I don't understand why God allows it.
Billy Graham writes, "We live in a fallen world, a world where evil often seems to be in control. But that isn't the whole story! By faith we know that God still loves us, and His power is greater than all evil."

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What do you think is the greatest social problem in the world today?
Billy Graham writes, "Racism is a worldwide problem that leads to countless wars and conflicts. It also is at the root of much of the world's injustice and poverty."

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Does God still judge nations for their sins, like He did in Old Testament times? How bad does a nation have to get?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, God still judges nations for their sins—just as He still judges individuals. The Bible is clear: 'You may be sure that your sin will find you out' (Numbers 32:23)."

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Why should people care what someone does with their private life, as long as they treat people right and help out those in need?
Billy Graham writes, "I know this is a popular view today, but I can't agree with those who say a person's private life doesn't matter or have anything to do with how they live in public."

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Do you think someday we won't need missionaries or evangelists, because their work will be done by things like television and the Internet?
Billy Graham writes, "Technology can never take the place of a committed person who prays for others, and who seeks to share the Gospel with them. Technology is only a tool."

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An acquaintance of mine claims to be a Christian, but he's very prejudiced against other ethnic groups. How can he feel this way and still be a Christian?
Billy Graham writes, "Racial or ethnic prejudice is a sin in the eyes of God, and no Christian should allow his or her heart to be filled with prejudice. Prejudice and hate go hand-in-hand, and hate is the opposite of Christ's love."

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I've always used foul language without even thinking about it. Now I've become a Christian and I know it needs to stop. Any suggestions?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible is clear: 'Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths. ... Nor should there be obscenity, foolish talk or coarse joking' (Ephesians 4:29; 5:4)."

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