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How do we know if we are listening to God’s voice, or our own? This author has some advice

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Denver Newsroom, May 14, 2022 / 05:04 am (CNA).
Discernment is hard. How do we know if the voice we’re listening to is God’s, or our own? “The Alluring Voice of God:… […]

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