In Blanton911's question thread, Aaron-Aggie mentioned that the best way to study the Catholic faith is to read the Catechism. So now as someone who's obsessed with bookstores ( ), I have a question.
Is there a specific looking book that Catholics would suggest for someone to buy to learn and study about the Catholic faith? What I mean is, when I go to various bookstores, sometimes I see copies of the Catechism, but there are several different looking books. I would presume they're put out by different publishing companies or something. So is there a specific one that you would suggest?
hehe...my Borders gift cards aren't lasting very long.
Also, are there any books you would recommend that one could find in bookstores (or even online at like Amazon or Chistian Book Distributors or something) that are about Catholicism, but are not the Catechism? Or are there specific editors or publishers I should look for who would be sure to put out a book that is not biased in nature against Catholicism?
Thanks!
Is there a specific looking book that Catholics would suggest for someone to buy to learn and study about the Catholic faith? What I mean is, when I go to various bookstores, sometimes I see copies of the Catechism, but there are several different looking books. I would presume they're put out by different publishing companies or something. So is there a specific one that you would suggest?
hehe...my Borders gift cards aren't lasting very long.
Also, are there any books you would recommend that one could find in bookstores (or even online at like Amazon or Chistian Book Distributors or something) that are about Catholicism, but are not the Catechism? Or are there specific editors or publishers I should look for who would be sure to put out a book that is not biased in nature against Catholicism?
Thanks!