Beginning Apologetics 2.5

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Can You Answer these Questions?

Why do you Catholics call your priests “father” when Mt. 23:9 clearly says “call no man father”?
Why do you Catholics worship the Eucharist? Isn’t it just a symbolic piece of bread?
How can you believe in God when there is so much suffering in the world?
Why are Catholics opposed to abortion?
Why is Mary such a big deal to Catholics?
Aren’t there errors and contradictions in the Bible?
Do Catholics believe in the “Rapture”?

Most Catholics can’t. But you don’t have to be tongue-tied the next time your non-Catholic friends asks tough questions like these. Learn how to explain your faith clearly, defend it charitably, and share it confidently with the enormously popular Beginning Apologetics booklet series.

These handbooks are crash-courses to help you answer the most common objections about your faith. Discover how easy it is to show the biblical basis for the Eucharist, the papacy, Confession, Mary, purgatory, prayer to the saints, and many other Catholic doctrines. If you want to keep your friends and family Catholic, if you want answers for door-to-door evangelizers—THEN ORDER TODAY!

Isn’t it time we Catholics stop scratching our heads and start courageously defending the truth?


Contents
Should You Believe In The Trinity? A Deceptive Doctrine or a Deceptive Booklet Faulty Reasoning: Error #1: Assuming that if two beliefs are similar, one comes from the other Error #2: Assuming that difficult beliefs are confusing and unreasonable Error #3: Assuming that religious truths must be explicitly taught in the bible Error #4: Using biased sources as objective authorities Misuse of the Early Church Fathers: St. Justin Martyr St. Irenaeus St. Clement of Alexandria Tertullian St. Hippolytus Origen Summary of the Early Church Fathers Misinterpretation of Sacred Scripture The Divinity of Jesus The Holy Spirit The Trinity The JW Bible
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Fr. Frank Chacon and Jim Burnham Softcover 24 pages 8.5" x 11"