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California college students respond to questions about God, good, and evil.

Buddhism with a dose of moral relativism at Grossmont CollegeCharm believes that the purpose of life is to live life and die

Buddhism with a dose of moral relativism at Grossmont College
Charm believes that the purpose of life is to live life and die

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Charm, who is studying business administration, by the library at Grossmont College in El Cajon on November 19,

Buddhism with a dose of moral relativism at Grossmont College
Charm believes that the purpose of life is to live life and dieEmily Morris2020-03-30T08:19:55-07:00

Chaffey College student wants to be liberatedReligion has a bad connotation for Valentina, who grew up Mormon, Catholic and Protestant

Chaffey College student wants to be liberated
Religion has a bad connotation for Valentina, who grew up Mormon, Catholic and Protestant

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Valentina, who is studying nutrition to be a yoga instructor, outside the Campus Center East at Chaffey College

Chaffey College student wants to be liberated
Religion has a bad connotation for Valentina, who grew up Mormon, Catholic and ProtestantEmily Morris2020-03-22T20:03:49-07:00

Buddhist vs. Christian at Cal State San MarcosStudents are interviewed about abortion, the afterlife, and their moral code

Buddhist vs. Christian at Cal State San Marcos
Students are interviewed about abortion, the afterlife, and their moral code

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interviews with Vincent, who is studying business management, near the University Student Union, and with Tania outside University Hall at

Buddhist vs. Christian at Cal State San Marcos
Students are interviewed about abortion, the afterlife, and their moral codeEmily Morris2020-03-09T08:39:32-07:00

Interviews with Bible readers and a confirmation teacherPalomar College student: "Jesus is a father figure who helps you achieve life goals"

Interviews with Bible readers and a confirmation teacher
Palomar College student: "Jesus is a father figure who helps you achieve life goals"

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interviews with Adi, who is studying to be an elementary school teacher, Jacqueline, who is studying economics, and Vera; and with

Interviews with Bible readers and a confirmation teacher
Palomar College student: "Jesus is a father figure who helps you achieve life goals"Emily Morris2020-02-23T19:43:03-08:00

San Francisco State student believes in GodLilia's family was Catholic until divorce, and now she is trying to find where she fits

San Francisco State student believes in God
Lilia's family was Catholic until divorce, and now she is trying to find where she fits

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Lilia, who is studying pre-nursing, near the J. Paul Leonard Library at San Francisco State University on October 23,

San Francisco State student believes in God
Lilia's family was Catholic until divorce, and now she is trying to find where she fitsEmily Morris2020-02-16T19:58:49-08:00

Big questions are complicated for City College of San Francisco studentDamon is agnostic but believes in an afterlife

Big questions are complicated for City College of San Francisco student
Damon is agnostic but believes in an afterlife

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Damon, who is studying sociology, near the Community Health and Wellness Center at City College of San Francisco

Big questions are complicated for City College of San Francisco student
Damon is agnostic but believes in an afterlifeEmily Morris2020-02-10T09:13:52-08:00

Glendale Community College student is “religious but not all the way”Kimberly is Catholic but doesn't believe in an afterlife

Glendale Community College student is “religious but not all the way”
Kimberly is Catholic but doesn't believe in an afterlife

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Kimberly, who is studying psychology, in Plaza Vaquero at Glendale Community College on November 6, 2019. Do you

Glendale Community College student is “religious but not all the way”
Kimberly is Catholic but doesn't believe in an afterlifeEmily Morris2020-02-02T19:50:51-08:00

Saddleback College students have food for thoughtComputer major admits to CalCatholic reporter: "you’re making me think outside the box"

Saddleback College students have food for thought
Computer major admits to CalCatholic reporter: "you’re making me think outside the box"

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Jesús, who is studying computer maintenance and repair, and Reyna, who is studying early childhood development, outside the

Saddleback College students have food for thought
Computer major admits to CalCatholic reporter: "you’re making me think outside the box"Emily Morris2020-01-21T09:45:51-08:00

LA Mission College student wants to be open to everything Veronica’s mom used to be a nun, but their family became less religious after moving to America

LA Mission College student wants to be open to everything
Veronica’s mom used to be a nun, but their family became less religious after moving to America

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Veronica, who is studying nutrition and dietetics, outside the Campus Services building at Los Angeles Mission College on

LA Mission College student wants to be open to everything
Veronica’s mom used to be a nun, but their family became less religious after moving to AmericaEmily Morris2020-01-13T09:11:57-08:00

Why College of San Mateo student left CatholicismBella lists how the Church would have to change to win her back

Why College of San Mateo student left Catholicism
Bella lists how the Church would have to change to win her back

California Catholic Daily reporter, Mary Rose, visits a California college each week and asks students about God, good, and evil. Interview with Bella, who is studying psychology, outside the College Center at College of San Mateo on October 23, 2019.

Why College of San Mateo student left Catholicism
Bella lists how the Church would have to change to win her backEmily Morris2019-12-30T07:02:02-08:00

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Comment:
What a radical (relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; far-reaching or thorough) idea! If the reproductive system is related to reproduction, who knows what’s next? Maybe the digestive system is related to digestion and nourishment (and not only pleasure). Natural law has not been, actually, cannot be, repealed. God always forgives, humans sometimes forgive, nature never forgives.

– Deacon Craig Anderson