Could use Recommendations re BOOKS re apologetics

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If viewers could recommend two or three of the best, in their opinion, books about apologetics, I would appreciate it. I want to delve into it a little more. Am familiar with many authors but am not sure who is the best or in the best three or four. Thanks in advance.
 
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If viewers could recommend two or three of the best, in their opinion, books about apologetics, I would appreciate it. I want to delve into it a little more. Am familiar with many authors but am not sure who is the best or in the best three or four. Thanks in advance.
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(1) Catholicism and Fundamentalism, The Attack on “Romanism” by “Bible Christians”, by Karl Keating

(2) Get the free audio (CDs or MP3s) on John Martignoni’s biblechristiansociety.com

(3) Read John Martignoni’s Newsletters (backlog and sign up for the new ones. He explains the ‘approach’ to discussions as well as giving the content of his responses.

Salut!

michel
 
If I had to limit it to three:
  1. Fundamentalism and Catholicism, by Karl Keating
  2. Born Fundamentalist, Born Again Catholic, by David Currie
  3. Handbook of Christian Apologetics, Kreeft and Tacelli.
And of course I’d recommend all of the Beginning Apologetics booklet series by San Juan Catholic Seminars.

You might get more answers if you put this in the Apologetics forum rather than in Sacred Scripture.
 
  1. Catholic for a Reason (1) although there are four of them.
    2.The Lamb’s Supper (Scott Hahn)
    3.Where is that in the Bible(Patrick Madrid)
 
1)The Faith of Our Fathers by James Cardinal Gibbons
2)Where We Got The Bible by Henry G. Graham
3)The Mystery of Mary by Fr. Paul Haffner
4)Surprised by Truth by Patrick Madrid
 
  1. Where is that in the bible?
  2. Answer me this!
  3. Surprised by truth (there’s 3 of them out there)
  4. What Catholics really believe by Karl Keating
There are probably many more good books out there. But I have a limited “library.” 😃
 
  1. Catholicism and Fundamentalism - Karl Keating
  2. Where We Got The Bible - Jenry Graham
  3. Jim Burnham’s Beginning Apologetics Series
 
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