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An Intelligent Person's Guide To Catholicism
In this illuminating and engaging book, Alban McCoy imaginatively and intelligently addresses the key questions that non-Catholics - and even Catholics - have about Roman Catholicisim.
Are faith and reason enemies or allies? Do we need proof of God? Can God and evil both exist? Do we need the Pope? Is annulment divorce by another name? Why are women not ordained as priests in the Catholic Church?
In an age where morality is increasingly challenged and reassessed, Alban McCoy demonstrates the relevance of the Catholic Church's moral teaching to the modern age and shows how Roman Catholicism is fully engaged with the realities of life and of the Spirit.
Alban McCoy is Chaplain to the University of Cambridge. He is also a literary editor of The Tablet. His book, 'An Intelligent Person's Guide to Christian Ethics', is also in the Continuum Icons series.
Are faith and reason enemies or allies? Do we need proof of God? Can God and evil both exist? Do we need the Pope? Is annulment divorce by another name? Why are women not ordained as priests in the Catholic Church?
In an age where morality is increasingly challenged and reassessed, Alban McCoy demonstrates the relevance of the Catholic Church's moral teaching to the modern age and shows how Roman Catholicism is fully engaged with the realities of life and of the Spirit.
Alban McCoy is Chaplain to the University of Cambridge. He is also a literary editor of The Tablet. His book, 'An Intelligent Person's Guide to Christian Ethics', is also in the Continuum Icons series.
- GenresTheologyPhilosophy
160 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2001
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