A book designed to be a biblical catechism for anyone seeking godly truths, but especially for Catholics. Catechisms employ the question and answer method to teach Roman Catholicism. Joanne Howe chose the same format for Biblical Answers to Catholic Questions, a book designed to become a biblical catechism for anyone seeking godly truths - but her primary focus is for Catholics. It will help you quickly find God's answers to legitimate questions and critical doctrines at the heart of Catholicism. Sincere believers often come to different opinions, thus formulating their own beliefs and conclusions. However, only God's Word holds the moral absolutes of who we are, what we need to believe and what road we need to take as we journey to our final destiny in eternity. As a result of her change of life and biblical beliefs, Joanne Howe wrote her first book, A Change of Habit, an autobiography explaining her reasons for entering the convent and the reasons she left after 19 years of service as a Roman Catholic nun. Her second book, From Nun to Priest, compared Catholic doctrines and biblical teachings, meeting the needs of many Roman Catholics and others seeking to understand God's Word versus the traditions of men. "Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer to God ... is that they may be saved. For I bear them witness that they have a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge" (Romans 10:1-2).
A book designed to be a biblical catechism for anyone seeking godly truths, but especially for Catholics. Catechisms employ the question and answer method to teach Roman Catholicism. Joanne Howe chose the same format for Biblical Answers to Catholic Questions, a book designed to become a biblical catechism for anyone seeking godly truths - but her primary focus is for Catholics. It will help you quickly find God's answers to legitimate questions and critical doctrines at the heart of Catholicism. Sincere believers often come to different opinions, thus formulating their own beliefs and conclusions. However, only God's Word holds the moral absolutes of who we are, what we need to believe and what road we need to take as we journey to our final destiny in eternity. As a result of her change of life and biblical beliefs, Joanne Howe wrote her first book, A Change of Habit, an autobiography explaining her reasons for entering the convent and the reasons she left after 19 years of service as a Roman Catholic nun. Her second book, From Nun to Priest, compared Catholic doctrines and biblical teachings, meeting the needs of many Roman Catholics and others seeking to understand God's Word versus the traditions of men. "Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer to God ... is that they may be saved. For I bear them witness that they have a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge" (Romans 10:1-2).
