In Kansas Metropolis, the place I reside, now we have an annual “restaurant week” in January, through which native institutions provide a particular menu to introduce prospects to the meals that they serve year-round. That’s the very best analogy that I can present for what this listing is: a type of “tasting menu” for non-Catholic Christians seeking to get a greater understanding of how Catholicism appears to be like and feels on the within.
It might be inaccurate to say that these are the ten books almost definitely to persuade you to turn into Catholic. Regardless of being a Catholic apologist, I’ve deliberately shied away from apologetics (with a few partial exceptions) on this listing. It might even be unfair to name this a “high ten” listing, because the omissions on this listing are painful: You’ll discover no point out of Benedict XVI’s three-volume Jesus of Nazareth collection, or Scott Hahn’s The Lamb’s Supper, or Trent Horn’s Why We’re Catholic, or Thomas à Kempis’s Imitation of Christ, or St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Religious Workout routines. However I can practically assure that the one who reads these ten books will come away with a extra profound understanding of each Catholic doctrine and spirituality than once they started.
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