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The Church - Maintained in Truth: A Theological Meditation

Name: The Church - Maintained in Truth: A Theological Meditation
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Author: Hans Kueng
ISBN: 9780334019398

Maintained in Truth - A Theological Meditation

by Hans Kueng

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96 pages
Publisher: SCM Press
14 x 21.6 x 0.5 cm

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For Catholics seeking understanding of their faith

Addresses doubts about church infallibility and truth

You will deepen your faith and find clarity in beliefs

This thought-provoking book explores the essence of Christian truth and the church's role in it.

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This book was cited by the Vatican in December 1979 as proof that Hans Kueng had `departed from the integral truth of the Catholic faith'. It asks, 'What is Christian truth?' How do we establish it?' How does the church's claim of infallibility compare with its all too obvious errors?' How can we approach the future positively?' Most movingly of all, in a personal postscript after his condemnation, Hans Kueng explains, Why I Remain a Catholic.