Catholic Discussion of Seventh-day Adventism

by | May 6, 2017 | Religion | 0 comments

Seventh-day Adventists give Catholics a hard time with the misinformation they spread about the Catholic Church and the day of the week they worship on. This ebook is one Catholic’s study of Adventist claims, the Bible, and the Catholic Church. It attempts to show the biblical basis for Christianity’s abandonment of the Old Testament sabbath, the biblical basis for Sunday observance, and takes a look at other pertinent topics relating to Adventism and Catholicism.

Catholic Discussion of Seventh-day Adventism

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Catholic Discussion of Seventh-day Adventism by Stephen Korsman

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