Catholic Distinctives Pack (5 Books)

Five books on what makes Catholicism distinctive — the sacraments, the saints, Mary, purgatory, and God Himself.

• God of Love, Fire & Light: A Biblical Defense of Purgatory — Dave Armstrong and Kenny Burchard — two Catholic converts, both former evangelicals — walk readers through **over 100 Scripture texts** that ground the doctrine of Purgatory. Drawing on the Bible, the Catechism, and Pope Benedict XVI’s *Spe Salvi*, they present Purgatory not as a place of fear but as Christ’s purifying love.
• Theology of God — The doctrine of God in laymen’s terms — anchored in the Chalcedonian Christology of 451. Dave Armstrong’s primer on the Holy Trinity, the divinity of Christ, and the deity of the Holy Spirit, built from scores of Bible passages: 50 Old Testament Messianic prophecies, 40 verses naming all three Persons, and more.
• Biblical Evidence for the Communion of Saints — Twenty-one chapters of Scripture-based defense of the Catholic communion of saints — invocation, intercession, veneration, images, relics, purgatory, prayer for the dead, and penance — drawn from sixteen years of Dave Armstrong’s online dialogues with Protestants. The biblical case for the doctrines Protestants most often call un-biblical.
• Biblical Catholic Eucharistic Theology — Twenty-three Scripture-packed chapters on the Real Presence and the Sacrifice of the Mass, drawn from fifteen years of Dave Armstrong’s online dialogues. The deeper course on Catholic eucharistic doctrine, presupposing the basics: doubting disciples in John 6, St. Augustine, John Calvin, the Protestant “idolatry” charge, and the Church Fathers.
• The Catholic Mary — Dave Armstrong’s case that the “Catholic” Mary and the “biblical” Mary are one and the same. Twenty-one chapters defending every Marian doctrine Protestants single out — the Immaculate Conception, the Assumption, perpetual virginity, the Rosary, Mary as Mediatrix, and the “flowery” devotional traditions like Louis de Montfort and Liguori.

25% off — save $12.46. All 5 books in both formats.