
Superhero Guardian Angels, Ark of the Covenant, Judas in Hell & More Weird Questions
Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World
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Would Prayers or Sacraments Be Valid in a Fictional Language Like Elvish?
Would prayers or sacraments be valid in a fictional language like elvish? He qua s elvish is unique because it's a functioning language with grammar and syntax, not merely gibberish. You don't need to verbalize a prayer for it to be valid. God can still respond to it. If you have a language, whether it's a private language that only you speak, or it's got a small community of language users, it's god knows what you're saying,. And so you knowhe can answer your request. The Holy See will only approve translations into major languages.
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It's a fifth Friday so Cy Kellett of Catholic Answers Live is asking Jimmy Akin more weird questions from listeners, including what guardian angels would do for superheroes; where the Ark of the Covenant is; whether Judas is in Hell; are there pizza rolls in heaven, what role Neanderthals played in Creation; and more.
