A Light to the Nations - by Shane Owens & Emily Stimpson Chapman (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>In <i>A Light to the Nations</i>, the relationship of the Catholic Church with other ecclesial communities and non-Christian religions is clearly and thoughtfully outlined. Readers will learn about Salvation History and the founding of the Catholic Church, and how she experienced schisms, divisions, and sometimes-fraught relations with other faiths--and how this is not the end of the story. With a detailed and balanced approach, the book lays out principles for dialogue with our brothers and sisters from different faith traditions. Always with an eye to communion and reunification, A Light to the Nations shows how ecumenism and interreligious dialogue can be respectful, illuminating, and fruitful for all. <br><p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>As Pope St. John Paul II made clear in his apostolic exhortation<i> Catechesi Tradendae</i>, "The definitive aim of catechesis is to put people not only in touch but in communion, in intimacy, with Jesus Christ." <p/> The <i>Formed in Christ</i> series seeks to fulfill this call, fostering intimacy with Christ through its dynamic content. Each of the texts is complemented by a comprehensive workbook designed to provide instructors with test material and direction for enhancing students' grasp of the material. <p/> Each workbook includes: <ul><li>review and discussion questions, </li><li>short quizzes (True/False, Fill in the Blank, Multiple Choice), </li><li>key terms to define and spark note taking, </li><li>essay prompts, </li><li>scripture passage to memorize, </li><li>a final exam, </li><li>an answer key in the back for instructors.</li></ul> In <i>A Light to the Nations</i>, the relationship of the Catholic Church with other ecclesial communities and non-Christian religions is clearly and thoughtfully outlined. Readers will learn about Salvation History and the founding of the Catholic Church, and how she experienced schisms, divisions, and sometimes-fraught relations with other faiths--and how this is not the end of the story. With a detailed and balanced approach, the book lays out principles for dialogue with our brothers and sisters from different faith traditions. Always with an eye to communion and reunification, A Light to the Nations shows how ecumenism and interreligious dialogue can be respectful, illuminating, and fruitful for all. <br>
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