Cet auteur explore en profondeur la théologie catholique et les études bibliques, offrant une solide défense de la foi et des réponses claires à des questions complexes. Son travail se caractérise par un examen méticuleux des écritures et des traditions historiques, fournissant aux lecteurs des arguments théologiques perspicaces. En mettant l'accent sur les preuves bibliques et le contexte historique, l'auteur fait le lien entre foi et raison. Sa vaste production écrite et son engagement public témoignent de sa détermination à partager largement sa foi et sa compréhension théologique.
Fifteen dialogues explore key theological differences between Catholics and Protestants, reflecting nearly five years of online discussions. The book addresses fundamental issues such as the interplay between Bible and tradition, the authority of the Church, the infallibility of tradition, and concepts of salvation. Key topics include the relationship between faith and works, the misconception of "salvation by works," and the principle of grace alone, providing a comprehensive examination of these pivotal religious debates.
Challenging the belief that science and Christianity are incompatible, the author argues that modern science owes its foundation to medieval Catholic thought. The book presents evidence that many scientific advancements from the 16th century onward were driven by Christian and theistic scientists. It includes mini-biographies of 293 scientists and a chart detailing 115 scientific fields significantly influenced by their faith, demonstrating that the relationship between science and religion is not only compatible but deeply intertwined.
With a mastery of Scripture equal to that of the most committed Protestants, author David Armstrong here shows that the Catholic Church is the “Bible Church par excellence,” and that many common Protestant doctrines are in fact themselves not biblical.
If you want quick, substantive answers to the most common (and even several uncommon) claims that Catholic beliefs and practices aren't biblical, then Proving the Catholic Faith is Biblical is the book for you.In these pages, veteran apologist Dave Armstrong carefully walks you through the key teachings of the Church, revealing how each is rooted in Scripture.He begins with several essays on tradition before moving into Ecclesiology, explaining the basis of a single Church, why priests are called father, and whether Church councils are more authoritative than the pope.Armstrong then justifies priestly celibacy before moving into the theology of salvation. He illuminates the Church's teaching on predestination, what believing in Jesus really means, and the relationship between faith and good works.He continues by explaining purgatory and penance, the ritualism of the Holy Mass, the Rosary, the Communion of Saints, Mary as Queen of Heaven, papal infallibility, annulments, contraception, the necessity of Hell, and even the development of Church doctrine.All told, he offers here 80 powerful essays that make sense of so many Catholic beliefs and practices that puzzle non-Catholics and cradle Catholics alike.Read this book, and you'll come to see that not only is the Catholic Faith thoroughly biblical, it is the only Christian religion in full conformity with Scripture.
Focusing on sexuality, gender, and family, this work employs reason and Holy Scripture to elucidate Catholic moral theology. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of these critical areas, integrating theological insights with rational discourse to explore moral principles within the Catholic tradition.
Focusing on providing biblical answers to significant theological questions, this book is designed for Christians who believe in the Bible's inspiration and infallibility. It features a unique format reminiscent of "Jeopardy," presenting Bible verses alongside corresponding questions they answer. Organized into 18 broad categories and 200 subcategories, it aims to facilitate quick access to scripture, revealing the profound insights contained within the Bible as inspired revelations from God.
Focusing on the importance of understanding the doctrine of God, this book addresses the challenges posed by historical heresies and contemporary theological trends. It emphasizes the necessity for Christians to grasp the biblical foundations of essential beliefs like the Holy Trinity and the divinity of Christ and the Holy Spirit. By providing a comprehensive list of relevant scripture passages and explaining complex theological concepts in accessible language, the author equips readers to defend orthodox Christian beliefs effectively.
Delving into the world of classic rock, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of iconic artists and genres, from Motown legends to The Beatles and beyond. It features extensive discographies, including recording details, chart positions, and the best versions of songs. The narrative also covers rockabilly, a musical journey through the South, and recent works by Paul McCartney and Brian Wilson. With a nostalgic tone, it appeals especially to classic rock enthusiasts, particularly those from Michigan and Detroit.
C.S. Lewis explores the relationship between progress and unchanging truths in Christianity, emphasizing that historical statements of the faith can adapt to new complexities of meaning without losing their essence. His insights highlight the dynamic nature of knowledge and belief, suggesting that faith can evolve while remaining rooted in core principles. This work encourages readers to consider the interplay between tradition and modern understanding within the context of Christian doctrine.
