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Faith Database puts an immense wealth of writings from throughout Church history at your fingertips. With over 1500 resource books—including authors like Newman, Chesterton, St. John of the Cross, and Pope John Paul II—and 10 translations of the Bible (with cross-references to Church Fathers and Doctors!), you simply can’t find a more comprehensive, integrated resource.
Whether you’re deep in apologetics or Scripture study, preparing for ministry or studying for class, or just want to leisurely explore the Faith for edification and inspiration, there’s plenty to help you on your way in the Faith Database.
3 Ways to Use the Faith Database
1. Search the disk on your computer
2. Print unlimited copies
3. Download to your PDA
2000 Years of Christian History
• 10 Bible Translations
• 88 Council Documents from all 21 Ecumenical Councils
• 400 Early Church writings
• 165 writings from the Doctors of the Church
• 74 books from John Henry Newman
• 112 books from G. K. Chesterton
• 1300 Papal writings/encyclicals
• The Old Catholic Encyclopedia (1200 entries and 5000 images)
• Many classics including Gibbons’ Faith of our Fathers, Thomas a Kempis’ Imitation of Christ and John Paul II’s Theology of the Body
• 1000 Bible Art Images
• Over 100 Bible Maps
• Illustrated Church history
• Search the Catechism and Code of Canon Law
Just a Few of the Over 1500 Featured Writings
• Apologia (Newman)
• Orthodoxy (Chesterton)
• Thomas a Kempis
Doctors of the Church
• St. John of the Cross
• St. Theresa of Avila
• St. Thomas Aquinas (The Summa)
Early Church Fathers
• St. Augustine’s Confessions
• Irenaeus’ Against Heresies
• St. John Chrysostom’s Commentaries
Papal Writings / Encyclicals • Humanae Vitae
• Theology of the Body
• Veritatis Splendor
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