More Biblical Evidence for CatholicismMy purpose is to accumulate biblical arguments in support of distinctively Catholic doctrinal positions, with Protestant readers particularly in mind. I also touch upon the closely related subjects of sola Scriptura (the Protestant notion of Scripture Alone), the Catholic Church's high regard for Holy Scripture, and critiques from our separated Christian brethren with regard to matters of ecclesiology (Church) and Tradition. Additionally, a fair degree of emphasis has been devoted to certain common and erroneous charges against the Catholic Church and to dialogue (back-and-forth discussion), so that readers can have a sense of interaction with opponents of various Catholic doctrines, and how they might be answered from Scripture, history, and reason. Almost all of these chapters came about as a result of challenges and dialogues undertaken via e-mail and Internet lists and bulletin boards, from mid-1996 through to mid-2000. |
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Table des matières
Biblical Indications as to the Definition of the Gospel and | 11 |
Fictional Dialogues on Sola Scriptura Bible Alone | 19 |
Is CatholicismHalfPagan?30 | 30 |
Denominationalism and Sectarianism | 43 |
Biblical and Philosophical Reflections on | 54 |
Why the Catholic Mass is Not Idolatry 71 | 71 |
The Old Testament the Ancient Jews and Sola Scriptura | 77 |
Was the Catholic Church an Avowed Enemy of Holy | 89 |
Insurmountable Practical Problems of Sola Scriptura | 100 |
Dialogue on the Alleged Perspicuous Apostolic Message | 119 |
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
More Biblical Evidence for Catholicism: Companion to a Biblical Defense of ... Dave Armstrong Aucun aperçu disponible - 2002 |
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