Catholicism and Fundamentalism

De: Karl Keating

Narrado por: Daniel Bielinski

Karl Keating defends Catholicism from fundamentalist attacks and explains why fundamentalism has been so successful in converting "Romanists". After showing the origins of fundamentalism, he examines representative anti-Catholic groups and presents their arguments in their own words. His rebuttals are clear, detailed, and charitable. Special emphasis is given to the scriptural basis for Catholic doctrines and beliefs.

©1988 Ignatius Press (P)2010 Ignatius Press

Very informative

I liked how easy this book is to read. It’s written in laymans terms.
It gives us tools, not only to learn our faith more deeply, but to share our faith, and be able to explain it to others in a way that they can understand. I highly recommend this book.

Excellent Content, Sub-par Performance

This is a book that you might want to buy in print also. The subject matter is deep and robust.

The narration is sub-par. It sounds like it was recorded with a cell phone and was never listened through before sending it off to Audible. It’s manageable, if you can get used to listening for content and not entertainment.

Fundamentalism to a t

As a former Independent Fundamental Baptist, this gets the heart of the matter of what drives the Fundamentalist mind. I recommend it to anyone trying to learn more about the subject.

As a side note, I saw a review saying this was not a good description of evangelists. This must have been an error or misunderstanding because the book never says it is about your more contemporary protestants or protestantism. It's specifically about Fundamentalism, a very specific sect of Christianity.

Happy reading/listening!

Learned so much

This was such an excellent explanation of the truth of Catholicism without being overwhelming. I learned so much about what I already believe

So insightful.

I was raised in a fundamentalist household. Every one of these chapters is spot on as far as describing the fundamentalist mindset and belief system. I would recommend this book to any now Catholic that has any connection to people like this.