7 Things → Unbiblical practices, Tradition, Apostolic Succession, Catechism, Pentecost

Final (for now) set of responses to common misconceptions about Catholicism. I've learned about these things over a number of years, and am still learning.

ONE

The theologically correct response to the common argument that Catholics believe things not in the Bible is this: Which Bible? Allow me to explain by starting with a look at the idea of “sola scriptura.”

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TWO

I wrote about these apocryphal, or deuterocanonical, books several years ago now.

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THREE

To better understand some Catholic practices, the ideas of Tradition and Apostolic Succession (lots of discussion could be had around this one) has to be part of the conversation.

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FOUR

The concept of written and oral tradition has its roots in Judaism.

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FIVE

In addition, I’ve learned the Catholic Catechism is a big deal, and am slowly making my way through this.

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SIX

Happy Pentecost Sunday to all of us! Praise God for the Holy Spirit.

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SEVEN

Here’s a wonderful children’s book on the Day When God Made Church.

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