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    Classic Catholic Biblical Apologetics: 1525-1925

    By Dave Armstrong

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    The present volume came about as a result of my love of both biblical apologetics in defense of the Catholic faith, and compilations of great historical Catholic quotations and arguments. All in all, I shall cite twelve classic Catholic authors, and categorize the arguments or biblical commentary in order of the biblical books. Only excerpts that utilize directly biblical argumentation will be used. Multiple topics often appear under one Bible passage, and the Index of Topics at the end (69 total) is very handy to locate various subjects. 228 biblical passages are featured (including 50 from the Old Testament). I hope and pray that readers will enjoy discovering and learning from this wonderful treasure-trove of historic Catholic apologetics, as much as I enjoyed locating these precious gems and compiling them in some kind of accessible order. DAVE ARMSTRONG (b. 1958) is a full-time Catholic apologist, author of 28 books, and webmaster ("Biblical Evidence for Catholicism").
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    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 13, 2013
    ISBN9781105541186
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