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  • May 1, 2007 at 4:46 am #1656

    Anonymous

    Hello Everyone,
    I am new here. I am doing some soul searching in my life right now and am trying to learn all I can about different faiths. There are so many questions I have, can anyone recommend a good book or website that will provide me with the basic Catholic belifs and values?

    Thank you,
    Aislinn

    May 1, 2007 at 1:18 pm #8158

    About Catholics Team
    Keymaster

    Hi Aislinn. This website is one place to start: http://www.aboutcatholics.com/ <img src=” title=”Wink” />

    What is your background? Do you have a particular faith right now? That will help with recommendations.

    May 1, 2007 at 2:23 pm #8162

    Anonymous

    I was raised in a Catholic family but never understood the religion and was never involved in the church. When I entered highschool I began attending a Foursquare Church and did so for the next few years. I have not attened church at all for the last eight years, I feel that I dont understand enough of all the different denominations to be make a wise choice.

    May 1, 2007 at 2:52 pm #8164

    About Catholics Team
    Keymaster

    One book I really liked was [i:2ai9r4ub]Rome Sweet Home[/i:2ai9r4ub] by Scott Hahn. It’s a story of his journey to Catholicism and it keeps the reader interested. I read it in a couple days about 6 years ago and it has stuck with me since.

    Perhaps other people on this board with similar experience as you will have recommendations.

    May 1, 2007 at 2:59 pm #8165

    Anonymous

    Welcome

    From what I have seen, aboutcatholics.com is not quite as intimidating to most when it comes to a place to ask questions and bounce things off of people.

    Catholic Answers, by Karl Keating at [url:3salgwe5]http://www.catholic.com[/url:3salgwe5] is good for indepth answers. Karl and his crew are former fundimentalist Protestants who after study of the Bible and history have all come to the conclusion that the Catholic Church is the Church founded by Christ, and the one He promised not to abandon. When one reads accusations from Protestants that Catholics Worship Mary, or Pray to Idols, or “Added” books to the Bible, and want a balanced answer to the accusations it is a good source for information. When you simply want a place to ask questions and bounce ideas off of people or find resources you can come here and usually get good answers quickly.

    May 1, 2007 at 11:28 pm #8180

    Anonymous

    [color=darkblue:3t43a2yc]Welcome! My conversion began with snooping around the internet and finding this website. I also hear that “Rome Sweet Home” by Scott Hann is good by many people, yet I have not read it myself. I’ll have to go pick it up at the local Catholic bookstore now.[/color:3t43a2yc]

    May 2, 2007 at 4:51 pm #8210

    Anonymous

    [color=darkred:2uf3e71u]Welcome to the forum…. <img src=” title=”Smile” /> [/color:2uf3e71u]

    May 3, 2007 at 5:10 am #8224

    Anonymous

    Welcome!

    I am also a new member to the forum and I also attended a Foursquare church a long time ago.

    Rome Sweet Home is a good choice. Scott Hahn has written other excellent books as well. Check out his website:
    http://www.salvationhistory.com/

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