Apologetics - Glenn, Paul J; Glen, Paul L
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Every educated Catholic has a duty to investigate the reasonableness of his religion and to be prepared to explain it to non-Catholics. This is part of being a soldier of Christ and a witness to the Truth. This book covers the proofs for the existence of God; His nature, attributes and actions on the world; the nature of religion; the necessity and fact of supernatural revelation; Christ the Redeemer, True God and true man; His Church--its marks and attributes; the necessity of the Church; plus, the bible as the true word of God. The author aims at arming his readers for the warfare of ideas which the Catholic must face in today's society.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Every educated Catholic has a duty to investigate the reasonableness of his religion and to be prepared to explain it to non-Catholics. This is part of being a soldier of Christ and a witness to the Truth. This book covers the proofs for the existence of God; His nature, attributes and actions on the world; the nature of religion; the necessity and fact of supernatural revelation; Christ the Redeemer, True God and true man; His Church--its marks and attributes; the necessity of the Church; plus, the bible as the true word of God. The author aims at arming his readers for the warfare of ideas which the Catholic must face in today's society.
Autorenporträt
The Right Reverend Msgr. Paul J. Glenn, Ph.D. and S.T.D., was a priest and author of the twentieth century. In Apologetics: A Philosophic Defense and Explanation of the Catholic Religion, his purpose was to direct his readers towards the welfare of ideas that Catholics must face in modern society. Father Glenn also served as President of the College-Seminary of St. Charles Borromeo in Columbus, Ohio. His work was originally published in 1931 by the B. Herder Company, and also received the Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur. Apologetics was republished by TAN in 1980.