The Poor Man's Controversy
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"The Poor Man's Controversy" is a classic work of Catholic apologetics, originally published in the 17th century. Written by John Mannock and George Bishop, this book presents a defense of Catholic doctrine in a format accessible to a wide audience, particularly those without extensive theological training.
The book addresses common objections to Catholic teachings and practices, providing clear and reasoned responses rooted in Scripture and tradition. It offers insights into the key theological debates of the period and the enduring importance of Catholic faith and practice. This edition makes available a significant contribution to religious and intellectual history.
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