Objections to Roman Catholicism by Various - 1966

London England: Constable. Hardback. Slight shelf wear to edges of D/J. price clipped to D/J. 'Here seven Roman Catholic writers, whose devotion to their faith is beyond question, have tried with great courage to recognise and describe the things which are wrong with the Church and which kept others from the truth....the marvellous intelligence and lucidity of the writers. I cannot remember when I last read anything so beautifully reasoned and skilfully expressed....these essays, far from cheapening the public's opinion of Roman Catholicism and exposing it to riducle, will do nothing but good. The deep integrity of these critical writers inspires a new love and admiration for the Church which has nourished them, and a readiness to appraise its ideas and the truth of its teaching anew' (Monica Furlong, Daily Mail). Contents: Introduction. Some Reflexions on Superstition and Credulity. The Wordly Church. Authoritarianism, Conformity and Guilt. Censorship. Freedom and the Individual.… Read More