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Stairway
to Heaven: The Seven Sacraments, Vol. 2
Audio CD Set
SKU: 7913B
Sale Price: $26.95
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Product Description
Tim
Staples --
Can you imagine trying to put out a blazing forest fire with a squirt gun?
Now, can you imagine trying to be holy--and pleasing to God-without the sacraments?
Think about it... from the time we are infants (Baptism) to the hour of our death (Anointing of the Sick), our gracious God has made available to us the channels of His grace via the sacraments.
God infuses His Life into our own, which helps us remain close to Him and near and dear to His heart, i.e., friendship with Him. Tim points out how Scripture reminds us that the sacraments are a sure way to keep us in "God's love" (Jude 1:21).
As Catholics, our lives should be centered around the sacraments, especially the ones that are received repetitiously, namely, Holy Communion and Reconciliation.
In this powerful new-to-CD set (volume 2 of 2), renowned apologist Tim Staples leaves no stone unturned as he expounds on, defends and explains the nature and purpose of the sacraments.
Tim unpacks the Church's teachings on the sacraments like no other. This set will truly be appreciated and enjoyed by priests, seminarians, religious educators, converts, laypeople and RCIA candidates alike, so be sure to order a copy or two of this exciting new set today.
This audio set is a must for every serious Catholic who wishes to truly understand -and- defend our Lord's sacred gifts to us. If you've enjoyed volume 1, you need this set to complete your audio library!
In
this set, discover...
* The biblical basis for each of the seven sacraments
* How to defend the sacraments from Scripture, history and reason
* How the sacraments are indicative of God's love for the material world (matter)
* The Early Church Fathers' teaching and defense of the seven sacraments
* How the Early Church Fathers were unanimous in their understanding of the
sacraments
* A comparison of the Church's teachings on the sacraments with that of Protestantism,
especially with respect to "symbol" vs. "sign"
* And, so much more
