Catholics are NOT Christians
Catholics are NOT Christians by Les Jay, published by Witty Publishing in 2007, is a thought-provoking examination of the differences between the Catholic Catechism and the Bible. This 140-page book delves into the complexities of Catholicism’s stance on scripture and tradition, questioning its authenticity as a Christian faith. Through a detailed comparison, the author highlights various inconsistencies and challenges the effectiveness of certain Catholic doctrines.
Readers will find a critical analysis that addresses key beliefs such as celibacy, the practice of praying to the dead, and the concept of confession. The book also scrutinizes doctrines like papal infallibility and the veneration of Mary, raising essential questions about the foundations of Catholicism in relation to Christianity. This edition, written in English, invites readers to explore the intricate relationship between faith, tradition, and scripture.
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Catholics R NOT Christians is a comparison and contrast between the Catholic Catechism and the Bible. Because Catholicism does not see the Bible as the final authority in terms of Christianity, but scripture and tradition collectively, its authenticity as an actual Christian Faith is questioned. This book points out many inconsistencies between the two, and thus asks the question, “Which one is right?” It also challenges Catholic doctrine and its effectiveness, i.e. celibacy, praying to the dead, and confession. The book attacks beliefs such as Pope Infallibility, praying to Mary, claims of her perpetual virginity, and the like.
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