When Catholics Die

What happens when Catholics die? On a broader scale, what happens when anybody dies outside of the saving grace of the Lord Jesus Christ?

Author Richard Noll has done well to explain specifically what happens to those who have been indoctrinated by the Sacred Tradition of the Roman Catholic Church and the dangers that follow when Tradition is placed in supremacy over the authority of the Bible.

The contents of this book differ from that of today's mainstream apologetics in that this is a first-hand account of a man who has studied these issues during his 64 years as a Catholic. Not only is When Catholics Die a conglomeration of experience, knowledge and research, it also exemplifies the power of God in the conversion of a man who was zealous for what he thought was truth.

Documented in this book, you will find controversial subjects that stem from bad hermeneutics and carelessly interpreted passages, which have separated Catholics and Protestants, and which give unquestionable validity to the Luther-led Reformation several hundred years ago.

Age-old teachings regarding purgatory and papal infallibility are exposed, explained, and proven beyond a shadow of a doubt to be lacking in light of what the Bible says.

To further prove the error of Rome's claims, Richard Noll has gone straight to the source, The Catechism of the Catholic Church, to disprove the claims of Sacred Tradition and how blatantly contradicting they are to the Word of God.

You can't make the distinction between what is real and what is counterfeit unless you know what "real" is. God does not lie, therefore the Bible is truth. You will find as you read When Catholics Die, that in comparing the Bible with Sacred Tradition, the tradition of the Church of Rome compromises the Truth, falls dangerously short of the Truth, and as a result has, and continues to lead millions of souls into darkness!

Dick Noll started his successful business career as a salesman for a large consumer packaged goods manufacturer. In the 1960's, he moved to New York City where he worked on the country's largest TV advertiser's account at their primary advertising agency. In 1978, Mr. Noll opened the doors of his own TV advertising firm, Noll & Co., Inc. The company grew to 35 consulting contracts with TV broadcasters located in 25 states from New York to Honolulu. Noll retired early to spend time with his ailing wife of 41 years who died in 1996. The were blessed with four children and four grandchildren. Dick is now a devoted Bible student, freshly minted author and remains an enthusiastic golfer even after experiencing 50 years of a few ups and mostly downs with the game.