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(COPY LINK) : https://site.bookcenterapp.com/YUMPU/1683572467 Book Synopsis : When it comes to the history of Christianity, the Catholic Church makes a pretty bold claim: that the earliest Christians were Catholics―and that their beliefs and practices have continued unbroken all the way to the present-day Church. But the Last Supper was a long time ago, and for hundreds of years Protestants have been attacking Catholic claims about Christianity’s historic origins, traditions, and practices. They prefer to believe that the earliest, “purest” Church had much more in common with their own congregations and doctrines. So, how can you be sure the Catholic Church has it right? You’ll get your answer from Joe Heschmeyer (Pope Peter, A Man Called Joseph), who deftly joins the Catholic past and present in The Early Church Was the Catholic Church. Focusing on the first two centuries (before any Roman “apostasy” is said to have taken place) and on bedrock principles of Christian belief, authority, and worship, Heschmeyer digs deep into the words and actions of those who lived right after the apostles to refute anti-Catholic claims of how the Faith was practiced “back then.” Early Christianity is not some mist-enshrouded island of the distant past that was waiting for the Protestant Reformers to rediscover it. No, it’s recognizable and fam
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When it comes to the history of Christianity, the Catholic Church makes a pretty bold claim: that the earliest Christians were Catholics―and that their beliefs and practices have continued unbroken all the way to the present-day Church. But the Last Supper was a long time ago, and for hundreds of years Protestants have been attacking Catholic claims about Christianity’s historic origins, traditions, and practices. They prefer to believe that the earliest, “purest” Church had much more in common with their own congregations and doctrines. So, how can you be sure the Catholic Church has it right? You’ll get your answer from Joe Heschmeyer (Pope Peter, A Man Called Joseph), who deftly joins the Catholic past and present in The Early Church Was the Catholic Church. Focusing on the first two centuries (before any Roman “apostasy” is said to have taken place) and on bedrock principles of Christian belief, authority, and worship, Heschmeyer digs deep into the words and actions of those who lived right after the apostles to refute anti-Catholic claims of how the Faith was practiced “back then.” Early Christianity is not some mist-enshrouded island of the distant past that was waiting for the Protestant Reformers to rediscover it. No, it’s recognizable and fam
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The Early Church Was the Catholic Church
The Early Church Was the Catholic Church
When it comes to the history of Christianity, the Catholic Church makes a pretty bold
claim: that the earliest Christians were Catholics―an that their beliefs and
practices have continued unbroken all the way to the present-day Church. But the Last
Supper was a long time ago, and for hundreds of years Protestants have been
attacking Catholic claims about Christianity’shistoric origins, traditions, and
practices. They prefer to believe that the earliest, “puest”Church had
much more in common with their own congregations and doctrines. So, how can you be
sure the Catholic Church has it right? You’llget your answer from Joe
Heschmeyer (Pope Peter, A Man Called Joseph), who deftly joins the Catholic past and
present in The Early Church Was the Catholic Church. Focusing on the first two
centuries (before any Roman “apstasy”is said to have taken place) and
on bedrock principles of Christian belief, authority, and worship, Heschmeyer digs deep
into the words and actions of those who lived right after the apostles to refute anti-
Catholic claims of how the Faith was practiced “bak then.”Early
Christianity is not some mist-enshrouded island of the distant past that was waiting for
the Protestant Reformers to rediscover it. No, it’srecognizable and familiar: the
beginning of a Spirit-guided line of faith leading directly to today’sCatholic
Church. If you want to learn to defend that Church at its roots―orif
you’rejust curious about what our eldest Christian brothers and sisters
believed―yo can expect in these pages to be richly rewarded.
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