
The Catholic Dogma (Annotated)
Enriched Edition. Religious Treaties (Extra Ecclesiam Nullus Omnino Salvatur)By Michael MullerLength12h
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The Catholic Dogma is a rigorous exposition of the traditional teaching that salvation is inseparable from the Catholic Church, presented through Scripture, patristic authority, conciliar definitions, and theological reasoning. Written in the assertive apologetic style characteristic of nineteenth-century Catholic controversy, the book seeks less to speculate than to clarify doctrine against indifference, liberal religion, and Protestant objections. Its prose is direct, catechetical, and polemical, reflecting a period when Catholic writers defended ecclesial authority amid modern pluralism. Michael Müller, a Redemptorist priest and prolific Catholic author, wrote for readers seeking doctrinal certainty and spiritual seriousness. His religious formation emphasized mission preaching, moral theology, and fidelity to Rome, all of which shaped his insistence that dogma is not an abstract formula but a matter of eternal consequence. His pastoral aim was to awaken conscience, correct misunderstanding, and urge complete adherence to the Church's teaching office. This book is recommended for readers interested in Catholic apologetics, historical theology, and the development of ecclesiological debate. Though its tone is uncompromising, it offers a valuable window into traditional Catholic self-understanding and the urgent religious questions of its age.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length12 hrs
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Publish dateOct 12, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola (Annotated)
7Chapter V. Introduction: Refutation of the False Assertions of Reverends S. O. Cronin and Young.
2Preface.
8Chapter V. Part I. There is No Salvation Out of the Roman Catholic Church for those who die without being united to her.
3Chapter I.
9Chapter V. Part II. Of Those Heretics who are not guilty of the sin of Heresy. (pt. 1)
4Chapter II. The Infallible and Only True Guide to Heaven
10Chapter V. Part II. Of Those Heretics who are not guilty of the sin of Heresy. (pt. 2)
5Chapter III.
11Chapter V. Part II. Of Those Heretics who are not guilty of the sin of Heresy. (pt. 3)
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6Chapter IV. Bishop Coxe's Dishonesty.
12Memorable Quotes