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Loading... Always Inspired: Why Bible-Believing Christians Need the Catholic Churchby Basil Christopher Butler
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Experience the fullness of the Christian Faith. In arguments both lucid and thorough, this book shows why the Bible can never be the sole criterion of faith nor serve as a sufficient foundation for the full Christian life to which Jesus calls us. There is only one source, this book shows, where Christians can turn for the full truth of Jesus and the means of salvation: the Catholic Church. No library descriptions found. |
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Butler reminds us that Jesus did not reveal himself to us by means of any written documents whatsoever (the first inspired written texts all the books of the New Testament were penned decades after Jesus died). Although the books of the Bible are inspired by God, they are insufficient as the full measure of faith. There is only one source, shows Butler, where Christians can turn for the full truth of Jesus and the means of salvation He gave us: the Catholic Church, which He Himself established 2,000 years ago.