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The Catholic Church and its teachings and views on specific subjects.

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Catholic Equivalent of Systematic Theology Books

philosophically inclined (Aquinas's books require a thorough background in Aristotelian philosophy as well as knowledge of the church fathers and medieval theology in general) there are a few recent options: 1994 Catholicism … In the introduction to his book, Rausch mentions Catholicism, the celebrated work by Richard McBrien. This volume might be considered McBrien for a new generation. …
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Does the Catholic Church consider Constantine's vision of "by this symbol conquer" to be fro...

This is not strictly answering your question (posed as how the Catholic Church considers the vision), but I'll just throw it in just in case this can add value. This is considering from Constantine's …
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Contemporary Catholic views on music in the Church: is music for God or for the people?

I'd like to add a few comments to Geremia's excellent answer. I was an organist myself, but the church that my family attends now uses contemporary worship and unfortunately classical music isn't tha …
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Should we consider everyone better than ourselves?

Should we consider everyone better than us? The answer is DEPENDS on what we are comparing. We also need to remember that in some cases we need to compare ourselves to God instead of to our neig …
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How does the Church define reason?

It is not for the Catholic Church to define reason, but to teach how reason contributes or hinders our understanding of God, who is critical for our salvation: When a philosophy (or science, which i …
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What reasons do Catholics have for believing Jesus is God?

If you trust Chesterton's presentation of Catholicism, isn't it reasonable to learn what Catholicism has to say on the divinity of Jesus, starting with her exegesis of the New Testament, her preservation … Catholicism, just like mainline Christian denominations, is very practical. We are beings in need, God is the only supplier. …
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How do Catholics understand how the title “Lord” for Jesus is dependent on his resurrection ...

Catholics appear to teach that after Pentecost Christians understood that calling Jesus Lord was the same as calling him God. This is true. The article you quoted described how "psychologically" sp …
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In Catholic exorcisms why the Holy Angels (such as the possessed's guardian angel) are not a...

In a book about exorcism Hostage to the Devil: The Possession and Exorcism of Five Contemporary Americans the author writes in the introduction chapter "A Brief Handbook of Exorcism" (emphasis mine): …
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Who are the members of the International Theological Commission for the 10th Quinquennium?

On July 27, 2021, Pope Francis appointed 12 new theologians and renewed 16 members of the International Theological Commission to serve as the 10th Quinquennium (2021-2026) with its first plenary sess …
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Do Catholics converts enter into any covenants with God?

It seems that the Catholic Church sees baptism as entering into covenant, resulting in the baptized incurring baptismal promises to keep for the rest of their lives. The covenant is the New Covenant, …
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What is the Catholic view of the biological transmission of original sin?

Does the Catholic church have a dogmatic position on whether original sin is transmitted biologically? Or is it a theological opinion which is optional? If it is a dogmatic position, what is the doct …
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What are the criteria for a saint becoming the Patron saint of something in the Catholic Chu...

The 1918 Catholic Encyclopedia article on Patron Saints provides an overview of how a Patron was chosen for a church, a city, a country, and a trade/profession. The bulk of the article focuses on how …
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At what point does a convert become a Roman Catholic?

RCIA cohort at your local parish, going through the profession of faith and the sacrament of confirmation, which preceded your first communion From Wikipedia article on Conversion to Christianity — Catholicism … affusion, and aspersion, that are done in the name of the Trinity as valid.[29] Protestants (Lutherans, Moravians, Anglicans, Presbyterians, Baptists, Assemblies of God, Methodists, etc.) who convert to Catholicism
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Why is Primacy of Conscience taught and what degree of certainty is it in the Catholic Church?

Short Answer The question is: How can Primacy of conscience be justified (even when wrong) above obeying certain teaching of the Catholic Church? The Catholic church recognizes that people sometimes …
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What is the license that Catholic priests have to preach?

Preaching as part of the mass liturgy Canon Law Made Easy website article Who May Preach? subsumes preaching in the context of mass homily under the "office of preaching" which is part of Book III: Th …
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