Catholicism vs. The Bible

God is not a God of confusion but of peace. Why, then, is there so much religious division among people who believe the Bible?

Catholicism vs. the Bible by Robert D. Hope compares the teaching of the Catholic Church with the church God established in the New Testament.

How This Study Helps

Scripture says there is one body, one Lord, one faith, and one baptism (Ephesians 4:4–5). Many sincere people, including Catholic friends and family, have never compared what they were taught with what the Bible says.

This study sets Catholic teaching beside the New Testament pattern, point by point, so readers can see the differences for themselves. Robert Hope grew up Catholic, and he writes with the questions he once had in mind.

Format & Features

A 62-page, 6 x 9 staple-bound workbook. It's also available as a PDF eBook for individual or class use.

Who It's For

Christians studying with Catholic friends or family, former Catholics, Bible classes on comparative religion, and personal workers.

Common Questions

Can I use it to teach a class?
Yes. Order a copy for each student, or choose the class-use PDF.

Is it written by a former Catholic?
Yes. The author grew up in the Catholic Church before he was baptized into Christ.

About the Author

Robert D. Hope grew up in the Catholic Church and had questions from a young age. Since his baptism into Christ, he has made it his passion to show the differences between Catholic teaching and the Bible. He has preached the gospel, served as an elder, and taught Bible classes. He and his wife, Bonnie, have three daughters and seven grandchildren.

Product Details

• Author: Robert D. Hope
• Publisher: Spiritbuilding Publishers
• Pages: 62
• Format: 6 x 9 staple-bound workbook; PDF eBook (individual or class use)
• ISBN: 9781955285445
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