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The Catholic Verses: 95 Bible Passages That Confound Protestants

The Catholic Verses: 95 Bible Passages That Confound Protestants
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With humility and care, Dave Armstrong explains ninety-five key Bible passages that confound all who would use Scripture to criticize the Church and Her doctrines. These are the verses that have drawn so many serious believers 151 including Armstrong 151 out of their Protestant congregations and into the Catholic Church. Armstrong shows that a fair-minded reading of each of these passages (and of the whole Bible) supports the Catholic position on the key issues that divide Protestants from Catholics. Here is Biblical evidence that Catholicism is right about the nature of baptism, the communion of saints, the Eucharist, and the Church the authority of the Pope, the Bible, and tradition the salvific role of faith, good works, relics, purgatory, and Mary the immorality of divorce and contraception and much more. Author: Dave ArmstrongPages: 256, PaperbackPublisher: Sophia Institue PressISBN: 1-9288-3273-3


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Author:Dave Armstrong
Paperback:235 pages
Publisher:Sophia Institute Press
Publication Date:June 15, 2004
Language:English
ISBN:1928832733
Package Length:8.9 inches
Package Width:6.0 inches
Package Height:0.8 inches
Package Weight:0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 22 reviews

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5biblical verses  Jun 15, 2010
Another excellent tool to help prove that the Catholic church is the Church established by Jesus Christ

5O.K. I admit it, I'm a Bible Reading Catholic!  May 20, 2010
I am one of those freaks who reads the Scriptures every day. I started in the 7th grade after spending years in Vacation Bible Schools up and down the block at every church who would have me. I love to read, love the Bible, love the Church, and most importantly love the Triune God. This book is a very nice look at how the Catholic Church has developed its doctrine over the centuries and points to the Scriptures as the origin of all its teachings. I have read the book, but suspect I will reread it and also use it as a reference as I continue reading God's Word throughout my life. It is a good companion to any Bible study and perfect for those who might be discerning a call to join the Church.

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2Disrespectful  May 15, 2010
I received a copy of The Catholic Verses from Sophia Institute Press to review and I have to say that only within a few pages did I truly feel disappointed. Yet again, Mr. Armstrong seems to have a debate within the covers of this book about Catholics and Protestants and actually includes dialogue of his conversations. Not only did this offend me but also I thought this was unnecessary to be included in this book. For this reason I give this book 2 stars.

5Great! An absolutely great book!  Jan 27, 2010
This is the best book on our Holy Catholic faith that I have ever purchased. I read it several times and reference if very often in my study of Sacred Scripture.

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4Helpful for Catholics and aploligists  Jun 02, 2009
People tell you that Catholics aren't Christians? Do they tell you what you believe as if they new? Do they talk about the bible as if they wrote it? This book can help.

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