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The Age of Faith
The Age of Faith© 1980 Will Durant1200 pages After centuries of economic decay, political corruption, and relentless outside attack, the glory of Rome finally surrendered to the tides of history some four centuries into the common era. The western empire gave … Continue reading
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Why Do Catholics Do That?
Why Do Catholics Do That? A Guide to the Teachings and Practices of the Catholic Church© 1997 Kevin Orlin Johnson304 pages Continuing in my newfound curiosity about the oldest extant Christian organization, I accidentally read the book that inspired the … Continue reading
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Tagged BnB 2011 Nonfiction Reading Challenge, Catholicism, Christianity, religion, sacramental living
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What Catholics Really Believe
What Catholics Really Believe: 52 Answers to Common Misconceptions about the Catholic Faith© 1992 Karl Keating155 pages Last week a friend of mine introduced me to the chat client PalTalk, and since then we’ve been spending our evenings together, usually … Continue reading
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Tagged BnB 2011 Nonfiction Reading Challenge, Catholicism, Christianity, religion
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