A unique, valuable, and long-overdue resource for all Catholics as well as those inquiring about the Faith, Teaching with Authority will help deepen your understanding of what the Church teaches by showing you (maybe for the first time) how and why and where it does. Not another catechism or "Catholicism for beginners" book, Teaching with Authority isn't about understanding specific teachings of the Faith (even the complicated and misunderstood ones) but rather about understanding Catholic teaching itself. Where does the Church's teaching authority come from? How do we weigh dogmas versus practices, doctrines versus disciplines, conciliar declarations versus papal interviews? How do we sort through the many kinds of ecclesial documents and determine their relative authority and relevance? And, in an age when accusations of heresy fly regularly across social media, Jimmy also tackles the issues of incredulity, apostasy, and schism-showing you how to recognize different forms of dissent
This is what the present volume sets out to provide.
Teaching Authority in the Early Church
Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis.
This is what the present volume sets out to provide.
This volume provides all who minister to young people with an effective blueprint for building a truly meaningful ministry
This collection of essays explores the historical background and present ecclesial situation, explaining the dramatic shift in attitude on the part of contemporary Catholics in the U.S. and Europe.
Authority from God
Addressing the controversy surrounding political bias on American college campuses, the former President of Hampshire College presents a compelling argument against neutrality in higher education. From the Author's Introduction:Many conservatives...
This and further questions exercised Visser 't Hooft greatly, and this book, published in celebration of his birth one hundred years previously, emerges from an unfinished manuscript.
Witness to the Faith: Cardinal Newman on the Teaching Authority of the Church