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Early Modern Catholicism: An Anthology of Primary Sources American And Catholic: A Popular History Of Catholicism In The United States by Clyde F. Crews, 2004-11 Latin America: Catholicism and class conflict by Lawrence Littwin, 1974 Rome Sweet Home: Our Journey to Catholicism by Scott Hahn, Kimberly Hahn, 1993-08 Fundamentals of Catholicism, Vol. 1: Creed, Commandments by Kenneth Baker, 1982-12-01 Fundamentals of Catholicism, Vol. 3: Grace, the Church, the Sacraments, Eschatology by Kenneth Baker, 1983-06 Catholicism and the Roots of Nazism: Religious Identity and National Socialism by Derek Hastings, 2009-12-18 Modern Catholicism: Vatican II and After Why Catholics Can't Sing: The Culture of Catholicism and the Triumph of Bad Taste by Thomas Day, 1992-03-25 The A to Z of Catholicism (A to Z Guides) by William J. Collinge, 2001-09-07 Roman Catholicism Revolutions in Mexican Catholicism: Reform and Revelation in Oaxaca, 1887–1934 by Edward Wright-Rios, 2009-01-01 The spirit of Eastern Orthodoxy (Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism) by M. J Le Guillou, 1964 Bishop von Galen: German Catholicism and National Socialism by Dr. Beth A. Griech-Polelle, 2002-11-01

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81. New-Light Home Page
    Civil criticism of catholicism.  
    http://www.new-light.org
    
    Extractions: Did Jesus Lie? What is Mary saying about Mary (Compare the apparitions) Catholic Testimonials. Catholic Resources: Books, Web Sites , Articles, etc. Who's In Charge Did You Know Interesting Historical Facts.... Splitting Hairs What's it Gonna Take to Leave Catholicism? What is the Gospel Priests - are they Biblical? ... Christian Resources: Articles, Books,

82. Catholicism For Dummies
    Eenvoudig beschreven basiskennis over de RoomsKatholieke Kerk.Category World Nederlands Denominaties Rooms-Katholieke Kerkcatholicism for dummies.  
    http://www.christianvanzitteren.nl/catholicism/

83. Journeywomon's Page
    Read the memoirs and ongoing journal of a former Benedictine nun. An honest and open account of a unique woman's spiritual journey from catholicism to paganism.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~Journeywomon/index.html

84. Religion & Spirituality / Christianity / Catholicism
    Home Religion Spirituality Christianity catholicism. Browsecatholicism. General; Church History; Inspirational; Mariology; New  
    http://hallchristians.com/catholicism/1.shtml

85. Journey Into The Church
    This site is dedicated to sharing the spirit of catholicism through prayers, facts, and sharing personal experiences.  
    http://homepages.msn.com/SpiritSt/tarnaicole/index.html

86. Center For The Study Of Latino/a Catholicism
    Center for the Study of Latino/a catholicism. University 4. Popular catholicism(and popular religion, in general) as theological source. 5  
    http://www.sandiego.edu/theo/latino-cath.html
    
    Extractions: Gary Macy, Ph.D., Associate Director Rationale for Establishing the Center The Center's Projects Assumptions and Research Interests Address / Further Information ... World Wide Web Resources The Roman Catholic Church in the U.S. is rapidly changing its demographic makeup, and the same may be said of the Episcopalian and other Churches which locate themselves within the overall western Catholic Tradition. Nearly one half of all U.S. Roman Catholics are Latinos/as, and their proportional representation will only continue to increase within the Church. Similar transformations are also occurring in other Christian (western Catholic) Churches. This demographic reality (and its profound social, pastoral and theological consequences) strongly suggests that further research into Latino/a Catholicism, broadly understood, is an urgent and necessary task. Catholic universities, precisely because of their Catholic character, are important as loci for the interdisciplinary, rigorous study of religion beyond the merely descriptive. Indeed, theological reflection on social scientific findings is an especially important and appropriate contribution of the Catholic university.

87. Ecumenical Councils And The Rise And Fall Of The Church Of Rome - Abelard
    Politics, control and corruption of catholicism seen through historical examination and discussion of 21 ecumenical councils.  
    http://www.abelard.org/councils/councils.htm
    
    Extractions: CONTENTS C O L O ... 'Y' AD Council Introduction Map of Europe showing Council locations Augustine st ... Nicaea 1 (now Iznik, Turkey) nd Constantinople 1 (now Istanbul, Turkey) rd Ephesus (now Selcuk, Turkey) th Chalcedon th Constantinople 2 ... Endnotes Introduction Warning: I am no expert on this esoterica. This document is posted as a reference background to several other documents in preparation, for want of any other easily accessible resource that I can find on the net or elsewhere. My main interest is in the logic of communication. I have already posted a document on this site delineating the problems with Aristotelian logic . Much of the power of Rome, and much other political power, rests upon the misuse and misunderstanding engendered by the weaknesses of categorical Aristotelian logic. These problems permeate and debilitate western culture. Concurrently, I am preparing several documents on Abelard and his analysis of logic and documents on the imperatives of real politic in a backward culture. This document is designed as a real-world exemplar context. I shall update this document if I have the resources to investigate in more detail. If you notice any glaring historical errors or irritating typos, it would be of assistance if you would

88. FAQs: Catholicism, Homosexuality, And Dignity
    RETURN TO HOME. FAQs catholicism, Homosexuality, and Dignity. Adapted from catholicism,Homosexuality and Dignity, copyright © 1996, 2000 by Dignity, Inc.  
    http://www.dignityusa.org/faq.html
    
    Extractions: HOME The following was written for Dignity/USA by Daniel A. Helminiak , the author of What the Bible Really Says About Homosexuality . He holds a Ph.D. in systematic theology from Boston College and Andover Newton Theological School, and a Ph.D. in educational psychology from The University of Texas at Austin. For 28 years, he served as a priest in the Roman Catholic Church. He is a member of Dignity/Atlanta. What is Dignity? What is the official Catholic teaching about homosexuality? What is the basis for Catholic teaching about the immorality of homogenital acts? What part does the Bible play in deciding the morality of same-sex acts? ... What hope is there for the future? 1. What is Dignity?

89. Christian Books - Book Distributors - Book Websites
    Fivehundred Christian books and videos covering hot issues such as King James/Authorised Version only; end-times; challenging catholicism, Charismatic movement, and Reformed Calvinism. Secure online shopping and money-back guarantee. UK based.  
    http://www.penfoldbooks.com
    
    Extractions: A major 436 page examination of the 5 points of Calvinism, its history and many other related issues. 23 powerful chapters discussing everything from free will and divine foreknowledge to the content of Calvin's Institutes, this book also explores the lives and teachings of all the major characters in this controversy. Written by Dave Hunt, author of many books whose sales total over 4 million, this work comes with high recommendations such as this from William MacDonald: "Professed Calvinists will want to rethink their position when they realise the Biblical truths that are at stake. This book will stand as a definitive work on the subject." £10.99. Code 0033. What Love is This?

90. Catholicism In Switzerland
    catholicism in Switzerland Home Rough Guide to Switzerland Table of contents Swiss culture Religions catholicism Nicolas of Flue (14171487).  
    http://switzerland.isyours.com/e/guide/religion/christianism/catholicism.html
    
    Extractions: Canonized on 15 May 1947, Nicolas of Flue , also known as Brother Klaus, hermit and mystic of Obwalden, became known to Confederates over the years as one of the noblest patriotic figures, in the fashion of a "national saint". The majority in Switzerland with over three million partisans, the Roman Catholic Church is obviously well represented in this country. The beginnings Christianity very quickly penetrated into Switzerland via the merchants and Roman soldiers. The earliest trace of Christian life in Switzerland dates back to the decline of the Roman empire: in 377, Pontius Asclepiodotus, Roman prefect of Sion, had an inscription containing the monogram of the Christ engraved on a renovated official building. From this we can deduce that the population of Sion, from the first half of the fourth century, was primarily Christian. Geneva, Martigny and Coire were the first bishoprics, but Christianization did not truly begin until the Middle Ages, due in particular to the wandering Irish and Scottish monks such as Gall, Ursicinus, Germanus, Romanus, Fintan, Pirmin and Colombanus junior.

91. Conservative Catholic
    Eric Brauer's personal page. He is a proponent of conservative catholicism and conservative politics.  
    http://members.aol.com/wagineric/index.html
    
    Extractions: Number of hits since July 12, 2000 This is the homepage of the conservative Catholic. This site contains three categories of information: conservative catholicism, catholic dogma, and conservative politics. As you can probably figure out, I am against abortion, the death penalty (in most cases), and euthanasia. I am a proponent of the right to bear arms and am supportive of as little government a s neccessary. You also will get to read the news that is pertinent to issues important to me on this home page. These issues include: If, for some reason, you don't like my views, or if you want to talk, and we'll chat. Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust -This book talks a little about the Catholic Church's actions during World War II. Unfortunately, Pius XII has been taking a beating by the press. This book shows the truth of the situation. Also, read

92. Why Catholicism?
    How wondrous, that despite these wounds, the Church has continued on,and has produced saints in every age. So, why embrace catholicism?  
    http://www.transporter.com/apologia/why_cath.htm
    
    Extractions: Upon him was the chastisement that makes us whole, by his stripes we were healed. (v12)...Therefore I will give him his portion among the great, and he shall divide the spoils with the mighty, Because he surrendered himself to death and was counted among the wicked; And he shall take away the sins of many, and win pardon for their offenses. My God, my God, why have you forsaken me... All who see me scoff at me... "He relied on the Lord; let him deliver him..." They have pierced my hands and my feet; I can count all my bones... They divide my garments among them; for my clothing they cast lots...

93. (Awful Disclosures Of Maria Monk; Monk) : Early Canadiana Online
    The most scandalous nineteenthcentury book attacking catholicism. Searchable page images.  
    http://www.canadiana.org/cgi-bin/ECO/mtq?doc=38362

94. FT April 2001: Catholicism & Capital Punishment
    catholicism Capital Punishment. Avery Cardinal Dulles. Copyright(c) 2001 First Things 112 (April 2001) 3035. Among the major  
    http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft0104/articles/dulles.html
    
    Extractions: Avery Cardinal Dulles Among the major nations of the Western world, the United States is singular in still having the death penalty. After a five–year moratorium, from 1972 to 1977, capital punishment was reinstated in the United States courts. Objections to the practice have come from many quarters, including the American Catholic bishops, who have rather consistently opposed the death penalty. The National Conference of Catholic Bishops in 1980 published a predominantly negative statement on capital punishment, approved by a majority vote of those present though not by the required two–thirds majority of the entire conference. Pope John Paul II has at various times expressed his opposition to the practice, as have other Catholic leaders in Europe. Some Catholics, going beyond the bishops and the Pope, maintain that the death penalty, like abortion and euthanasia, is a violation of the right to life and an unauthorized usurpation by human beings of God’s sole lordship over life and death. Did not the Declaration of Independence, they ask, describe the right to life as “unalienable”? While sociological and legal questions inevitably impinge upon any such reflection, I am here addressing the subject as a theologian. At this level the question has to be answered primarily in terms of revelation, as it comes to us through Scripture and tradition, interpreted with the guidance of the ecclesiastical magisterium.

95. Under Construction
    Links, including metaphysics(ESP), IRC and catholicism.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Jardin/1727/
    
    Extractions: Under Construction Due to my activities, this homepage is still under construction. And it will still under construction until next year :) hahahaha..sorry :) Please drop by in summer 2003 !!! It's me My Favorite Links: Yahoo! Yahoo! Games Yahoo! Photos Yahoo! Greetings My Info: While you are waiting for next year :), you can enjoy the music and play the game below (Use the arrows, to move the box to the other side)

96. Roman Catholicism A Biblical Analysis
    Roman catholicism A Biblical Analysis. By Brian Schwertley. Loraine Boettner,Roman catholicism (Phillipsburg, NJ Presbyterian and Reformed, 1962).  
    http://www.reformed.com/pub/rc.htm
    
    Extractions: Roman Catholicism: A Biblical Analysis By: Brian Schwertley Edited by: Stephen Pribble There are two types of religion in the world today: religions of the imagination (what men and demons have made up) and the religion of revelation (what God by His grace has given to man in the Bible). The purpose of this booklet is to examine some important Roman Catholic doctrines in the light of the Bible and determine if these doctrines are in harmony with, or contrary to, the clear teaching of God’s Word. Because the Roman Catholic Church believes (as does the author) that the Bible is the inspired, infallible Word of God, all good Roman Catholics should study the Bible for themselves and abide by its teachings. As Pope Pius XII stated, “To ignore the Scripture is to ignore Christ.” Authority. The Roman Catholic Church teaches that the Bible and tradition as interpreted by the Church are the final seat of authority in religion. Jesus condemned tradition as a rule for religious authority and exalted the Word of God: “The Pharisees and Scribes asked him, ‘Why do not thy disciples walk according to the tradition of the ancients...?’ But answering he said to them, ‘...in vain do they worship me, teaching as doctrine the precepts of men. For letting go the commandment of God, you hold fast the tradition of men.... Well do you nullify the commandment of God, that you may keep your own tradition.... You make void the commandment of God by your tradition’” (Mk. 7:5-13 DB).

97. The Mystical Rose Catholic Page, Celebrating The Beauty Of Catholicism -- Truth
    Celebrating the beauty of catholicism.  
    http://home.nyc.rr.com/mysticalrose/index.html
    
    Extractions: Break Free from a Frame Who is the Mystical Rose Site Index (long page) Statement of Faith What's New? Midi List Credits Page ... Webrings (long page) Awards Personal Corner Search Link to this Site ... Return to Top Celebrating the Beauty of Catholicism "I did try to found a heresy of my own; and when I had put the last touches to it, I discovered that it was orthodoxy" -G. K. Chesterton Habla español? Parlez-vous français? Parla italiano? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Você fala o português? If you like this page, why not bookmark it? New features are added frequently, so you may wish to return in the future. Or you can Join the new Mailing List , to receive occasional emails about important additions to this site. If you have any questions about the topics covered on this page, please feel free to

98. Gay And Lesbian Catholicism
    Gay and Lesbian catholicism Art by Robert Lentz Courtesy of NaturalBridges. If you say someone is disordered, that means there  
    http://www.shc.edu/theolibrary/gay.htm
    
    Extractions: Canadian Bishops Statement Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Human Rights and the Status of Disabled Persons by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops concerning Bill C - 33 and the Government's Proposal to Amend the Canadian Human Rights Act so as to Include Sexual Orientation as a Prohibited Ground of Discrimination

99. "Ex-Catholic: Believe In God, Priest, Eucharist, Jesus?"
    Advice for those who have left catholicism, but are still Christian.  
    http://members.aol.com/excathlc/home.htm
    
    Extractions: by Lee Adams Young What can a former Catholic still believe in? In God, in the eucharist, in prayer? I suggest that you and I are in the immediate presence of God, even without the workings of a priest. I suggest that we can communicate with God without ritualistic prayer. These pages are addressed to those who have grown tired of the Catholic faith. Or are uncertain of their faith. These pages reach out to those who continue with the Church, who attend a different church, or who have given up church entirely. The heart of the gospel, I claim, is Jesus's exhortation to love our neighbors as ourselves. Loving someone carries a risk. The eucharist—the Body and Blood of Jesus—is a valuable symbol of this risk. The eucharist can be experienced (without its former magical connotations) if you stay with the Church—or go back to it, or go to another creedal church. Even if you don't go to any church, you are never out of touch with God. Some of you may find yourself at a distance from the Church because of the Vatican—over issues of abortion, women in the priesthood, the marriage of priests, or contraception. But I have no special wisdom to offer about social or political issues. I sympathize with you about these matters, even though I remain silent about them. This Web site offers the following pages: God in the eucharist?

100. The Truth About Catholicism
     The Truth About Roman catholicism. This amounts to adding to the Word of God, therebyplacing Roman catholicism under God's curse. Deut. 42; Rev. 2218, 19.  
     http://cnview.com/on_line_resources/the_truth_about_roman_catholics_final.htm
     
     Extractions: THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH is by far the largest and wealthiest of all the so-called "Christian Denominations." It has consistently claimed to be the only true Churchthe Church which was founded by Jesus Christ during His earthly ministry. In addition, especially in this generation, it has embellished its image and attracted and held members by the claim that it is the one Church which has never changed, All of these claims are false. How-ever, in recent years, the Roman Catholic Church has done a complete about-face, actually boasting of the many changes it has instituted to meet the changing needs of Catholics and non-Catholics alike in this modern age. Is the Roman Catholic Church the one true Church? Are its past and present teachings and practices Scriptural? How has the Roman Catholic Church changed through the centuries? How much has it changed in our lifetime? Have these changes been basic or superficial? Where is the Roman Catholic Church headed? The purpose of this article is to turn the spotlight of truth upon Roman Catholicism both as to its past history and present teachings. Our sincere desire is to be of help to Catholics, many of whom are well aware that, in recent years, their church has been Instituting many changes, most of which have left them confused, uncertain, and deeply troubled. For the first time in their lives, many Catholics are raising serious questions about t their Church, its leaders, its teachings and its practices. They now realize that their church is not united but divided over issues such as birth control, abortion, divorce, celibacy for

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