In ⿿Catholic or Roman Catholic?,⿝ Volume 2, Thomas John Hardy presents a series of twelve letters addressing a person uncertain about their place within the English Church and its relationship to Catholicism. Written with clarity and precision, Hardy explores the nuances between 'Catholic' and 'Roman Catholic' identity, providing a reasoned defense of the Anglican position. The letters delve into theological and historical aspects, offering guidance and reassurance to those grappling with questions of faith and affiliation. This volume is a valuable resource for understanding the theological landscape of the early 20th century and the ongoing dialogue within Christianity.

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