A clear, authoritative defense of Catholic faith against a well-known reformer’s criticisms.
This volume explains the Catholic view with careful analysis of Mr. Blanco White’s arguments and writings. It presents the author’s method, shows where the opposing case goes wrong, and offers a firm account of Catholic principles on doctrine, church authority, and practice.
Readers will gain a structured comparison of Catholic teaching with the objections raised in the so‑called “Practical and Internal Evidence Against Catholicism” and its companion works. The text addresses topics such as the authority of the Church and the Pope, the meaning of apostolic succession, and key Catholic beliefs in practice and tradition.
- Plain explanations of church structure, papal authority, and the meaning of Catholic unity.
- Discussion of essential Catholic doctrines and how they have been understood through history.
- Careful review of controversial points including church practices, celibacy, and the role of tradition.
Ideal for readers of Catholic history and apologetics seeking a clear defense of Catholic Creed and discipline.