ISBN: 9781796005783 - modern catholic concerns (3 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. Über den AutorBorn 1 March 1944 in Germany. Migrated to Australia with parents in 1949. Educated at St. Patrick s College, Strathfield NSW from Fourth Grade to Leaving Certificate in 1961. Obtained Commonwealth Scholarship and atten.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Does God exist This book considers the main arguments for and against this proposition from the Five Ways of St Thomas Aquinas to the Teleological Argument and the Argument from the Existence of Evil with a preliminary outline of the factors helpful to assessing the arguments, in layman's language.Is Jesus divine This book reviews selected biblical evidence for and against this proposition with an assessment of the persuasive value of this evidence including a comparison of modern evidentiary standards with those at the time the Gospels were written.What is the mission of the Catholic Church, its authority and authenticity, taking into consideration the Reformation denominations Also covered are some controversial issues such as the Church and Money and adult access to official Church teachings.What are the modern Christian concerns about issues such as abortion, euthanasia, cloning, stem cell research, terrorism, child sexual abuse and other issues, especially those on which the Church has no dogma or firm teaching.…