Plain Facts For Fair Minds
Subtitle: An Appeal To Candor And Common Sense
Publisher: Catholic Book Exchange
Published: 1895
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: I. — Introductory, i; title: II. — Bible Protestantism, 16; title: III. — The Catholic Idea of Christianity, 29; title: IV. — The Infallibility of the Pope, 36; title: V. — The Catholic Idea of the Bible, 50; title: VI. — The principal Points of Catholic Faith 59; title: VII. — The Blessed Virgin Mary, 74; title: VIII. — The Immaculate Conception, 82; title: IX. — The Holy Eucharist, 87; title: X. — The Seven Sacraments, 101; title: XI. — Purgatory, 111; title: XII. — The Resurrection of the Dead ; Everlasting Life, 132; title: XIII. — The Primacy of the Roman Pontiff 143; title: XIV. — Catholic Education, 151; title: XV. — The Veneration of the Saints, And Of Their Images, 162; title: XVI. — The Remainder of the Profession, 185; title: XVII. — The Precepts of the Church, 198; title: XVIII. — Indulgences and Dispensations 221; title: XIX. — Confession, 233; title: XX. — The Celibacy of the Clergy, 244; title: XXI. — Modern Miracles, 251; title: XXII. — Superstition 268; title: XXIII. — The Church opposed to Science, 274; title: XXIV. — The Church opposed to Liberty of Thought 285; title: XXV. — The Catholic Church opposed to Free Institutions, 298; title: XXVI. — Persecution, 307; title: XXVII. — The Catholic Laws of Marriage, 321; title: XXVIII. — Use of the Latin Language, 331; title: XXIX. — Ceremonies and Rites of the Church, 338; title: XXX. — The Good and the Bad in the Church, 343; title: XXXI. — Conclusion, 352