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Mijoy2
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My daughter who is catholic but does not understand nor practice her faith has expressed to me that she is willing to learn about her faith. Fortunately she has a job that enables her much time to read.
Although there are many good books of which I am aware, I cannot think of any that would perhaps suit her tastes enough to capture her interest enough to provide incentive to continue reading.
Chesterton is wonderful, but too difficult a read I feel. Same with Lewis. Purely apologetic books such as Catholicism and Fundementalism (although I have not read it myself) is perhaps too much geared towards the individual who is already a strong Christian. I am not necassarily looking for a Catholic vs. Protestant read.
The ideal book would be both a testimony (either fact or fiction) and informative. Something that reads more like a novel or an autobiography but also leaves the reader with a strong sense of why Catholicism is Truth and why we believe what we believe.
She is 25 years old. I’m thinking of combining a good book or two or three, along with possibly a Catholic Bible Study such as the Great Adventure Bible Study or Our Father’s Plan.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Although there are many good books of which I am aware, I cannot think of any that would perhaps suit her tastes enough to capture her interest enough to provide incentive to continue reading.
Chesterton is wonderful, but too difficult a read I feel. Same with Lewis. Purely apologetic books such as Catholicism and Fundementalism (although I have not read it myself) is perhaps too much geared towards the individual who is already a strong Christian. I am not necassarily looking for a Catholic vs. Protestant read.
The ideal book would be both a testimony (either fact or fiction) and informative. Something that reads more like a novel or an autobiography but also leaves the reader with a strong sense of why Catholicism is Truth and why we believe what we believe.
She is 25 years old. I’m thinking of combining a good book or two or three, along with possibly a Catholic Bible Study such as the Great Adventure Bible Study or Our Father’s Plan.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated