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What to Say and How to Say It, Volume III: Even More Ways to Discuss Your Faith with Clarity and Confidence
It’s not uncommon for someone who doesn’t understand the Catholic faith to question believers on hot-button topics such as contraception and Church scandals. Are you confident in your responses or do you try to avoid the conversation because you don’t know if you’ll get it right? In What to Say and How to Say It, Volume 3 , Brandon Vogt—bestselling and award-winning author and senior publishing director of Word on Fire Catholic Ministries—tackles these critical issues, as well as salvation, the Bible, miracles, the Mass, and end-of-life concerns, to give you the tools you need to be clear and convincing as you share your convictions with those around you. Each chapter offers an overview of the topic and a straightforward explanation of what the Church teaches. Then you’ll learn about the most common contemporary arguments against the Church’s teachings followed by step-by-step instructions for responding intelligently and confidently. Vogt also shares interviews with experts on each topic, including Christopher West, Mike Aquilina, Stephanie Gray Connors, and Karlo Broussard.
192 pages, Paperback
Published October 14, 2022
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Brandon Vogt
32 books75 followersBrandon Vogt is a bestselling writer, blogger, and speaker. He write about new media and theology, as well as book recommendations and reviews.
He serves as the Content Director at Word on Fire, the Catholic ministry founded and run by Fr. Robert Barron.
Brandon's work has been featured by several media outlets including NPR, FoxNews, CBS, EWTN, Our Sunday Visitor, National Review, and Christianity Today, and he's a regular guest on Catholic radio.
In May 2011, he was invited to the Vatican to dialogue with Church leaders about new media. His first book, The Church and New Media: Blogging Converts, Online Activists, and Bishops who Tweet (Our Sunday Visitor), won first-place at the 2012 Catholic Press Association Awards.
In May 2013, he started StrangeNotions.com, the central place of dialogue between Catholics and atheists. He also launched the Africa eBook Project, which raised thousands of dollars to send digital libraries to seminarians across Africa, and Support a Catholic Speaker Month, where 11,000 people joined to promote new and upcoming Catholic speakers.
Brandon entered the Catholic Church on Easter 2008.
He serves as the Content Director at Word on Fire, the Catholic ministry founded and run by Fr. Robert Barron.
Brandon's work has been featured by several media outlets including NPR, FoxNews, CBS, EWTN, Our Sunday Visitor, National Review, and Christianity Today, and he's a regular guest on Catholic radio.
In May 2011, he was invited to the Vatican to dialogue with Church leaders about new media. His first book, The Church and New Media: Blogging Converts, Online Activists, and Bishops who Tweet (Our Sunday Visitor), won first-place at the 2012 Catholic Press Association Awards.
In May 2013, he started StrangeNotions.com, the central place of dialogue between Catholics and atheists. He also launched the Africa eBook Project, which raised thousands of dollars to send digital libraries to seminarians across Africa, and Support a Catholic Speaker Month, where 11,000 people joined to promote new and upcoming Catholic speakers.
Brandon entered the Catholic Church on Easter 2008.
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October 10, 2022
I received a free copy of, What to Say and How to Say It, Volume III, by Brandon Vogt, from the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I do not always know what to say when questioned about my faith and religious views. This is a great book, with great answers to those questions.
July 23, 2023
Once again Brandon Vogt does an excellent job of laying out the issues, presenting the opposing views, and providing appropriate responses.
October 12, 2022
What to Say and How to Say It attempts to help Catholics defend their beliefs. As someone who understands the Roman Catholic Church doctrine but has left and fully denounced its teachings, the arguments in this book don't hold up again the Word of God.
If you want to defend your faith, strive to defend it using God's word and not the traditions men have created.
*I received a digital copy of the book from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.
If you want to defend your faith, strive to defend it using God's word and not the traditions men have created.
*I received a digital copy of the book from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews