The Sources Of Catholic Dogma

[Sam_777]

I think this book "The Sources Of Catholic Dogma" in PDF is very good reference for Christians, download the complete free PDF book from here:
archive.org/details/TheSourcesOfCatholicDogma

 

[RPRPsych]

I think this book "The Sources Of Catholic Dogma" in PDF is very good reference for Christians, download the complete free PDF book from here:
archive.org/details/TheSourcesOfCatholicDogma

Thanks a whole lot, Sam! I’d been looking for a print version of this book for ages, but my local stores are all out of stock. Great find!

 

[Fr_of_Jazz]

I think this book "The Sources Of Catholic Dogma" in PDF is very good reference for Christians, download the complete free PDF book from here:
archive.org/details/TheSourcesOfCatholicDogma

A new and updated English-Latin + Greek] version of Denzinger is available from Ignatius Press. But it’s less expensive to purchase it at Amazon.

 

[Crescentinus]

Thanks!

 

[WesleyF]

Wow, is it even legal to download from there? Wouldn’t it amount to copyright infringement?

 

[Sam_777]

Wow, is it even legal to download from there? Wouldn’t it amount to copyright infringement?

Just download it while you can, JESUS said in (Matthew 10:8):
“…Freely you have received; freely give”

 

[TomFromMD]

It looks like it was translated in 1957 - assuming that the copyright wasn’t renewed, it would have hit public domain in 1985. If they had it renewed, it would be copyrighted for a loooooong time (I think 2052). Copyright law has gotten ridiculous in this country.

Given that it’s on archive.org, I’d assume it hit public domain. That’s what that site is for.