Who is God? Why should I believe in Him? What if I doubt his Word? What if I see contradictions between faith and science? What if I feel nothing when I pray? Why is Catholicism any better than, or different from, other religions? Why do evil and suffering exist, if God is real?
With remarkable clarity and an invigorating style, supported by an impressive array of sources, Bonagura presents an apology for faith in Jesus Christ, true God and true man, upon whom we are right to build our lives, our families, and our societies.
Paperback: 308 pages.
About the Author
David G. Bonagura, Jr., is an adjunct professor of classical languages at St. Joseph’s Seminary, New York, and an adjunct professor of theology for Catholic Distance University. He has published scholarly articles in Antiphon, New Blackfriars, and Nova et Vetera, and has written popular essays, articles, and reviews for America, The Catholic Thing website, First Things, National Review Online, The University Bookman, and The Wall Street Journal.