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A sampling from Tom’s list:
Bennett, Richard. On the Wings of Grace Alone (2015). AMZ (available from Amazon)
Boettner, Loraine. The Mass (1970). TP (available from Amazon third-party sellers)
McCarthy, James G. The Gospel According to Rome (1995). AMZ
Tom said about this book, “If I had to recommend only one book to interested Catholics it would be ‘The Gospel According to Rome’ by James G. McCarthy…”
Kauffman, Timothy F. Quite Contrary: A Biblical Reconsideration of the Apparitions of Mary (1998). TP
Kauffman, Timothy F., ed. Geese in Their Hoods: Selected Writings on Roman Catholicism by Charles Haddon Spurgeon(1997). TP
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There are many more for study at excatholic4christ’s Books page.
Thanks so much, Maria! I pray souls will open the door to Jesus.
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Perhaps I should have simply recommended the one book? It’s important when we feel something will help Catholics to stress that.
God bless you, Tom! May He answer our prayers, calling His sheep out of bad fields.
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Thanks, Maria. Yes, as you say, the Lord loves the lost and wants us to be an inviting beacon of His salvation.
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Tom, you’re welcome! A difficult thing for me is to hear my sweet cousin repeat the papal line about inclusivism in salvation. Perhaps inclusivism scares her because her own family is mostly noncommittal except in a general way – to Christ’s golden rule of love but not to Him as Lord and Saviour from sin and death. Yes, He wants us to welcome the lost and we must pray to be light and salt! Thank you, Tom!
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I must admit I’ve often become angry and frustrated with this gospel of inclusivism. It’s even seeping deep into evangelicalism. Well, it’s the Lord’s work and I’m just an unworthy vessel. Light and salt. Yup! I pray for your cousin.
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I have the same reaction. Lies are difficult to take.
Thank you for praying for her! She is one of the nicest people you could meet. This is the sad and hard part. But she needs forgiveness.
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I read two of these when I first came out of Catholicism very good! I also like the one the former nun, Ann Collins wrote. Very helpful, too! It is called “Unmasking Catholicism”. Of course the system claims she is not real….
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Is Ann Collins’s book something you recommend, Elizabeth?
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