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Bible Resources

This Rock Volume 18, Number 1   January 2007     Reasons for Hope By Cherie Peacock   A Pope’s Answer to the Problem of Pain By Christopher Kaczor   How to Talk to (and about) a Bishop By Leon Suprenant   Puny Humans, Vast Universe: Does Christianity Make Sense? By Mark Shea   What Does Church Mean? By Anthony E. Clark   Wisdom from the Ages   Should Catholics Go to Non-Denominational Bible Studies? By Steve Ray   Before Chapter and Verse   Bible Resources   Damascus Road A Thirst for Reverence By Karl Bjorn Erickson   By the Book According to Scripture By Tim Staples   Truth be Told Catholic Conspiracy Theories By Robert P. Lockwood   Classic Apologetics Devotion to the Blessed Virgin By Fr. M.D. Forrest   Quick Questions   Last Writes By Karl Keating    Preview (pdf; 3MB)    Subscribe    Permissions

Sites to help you find a Bible study, start a Bible study, or get Bible study materials:

www.catholicscripturestudy.com

www.greatadventureonline.com

A Catholic Answers booklet to help you get started reading the Bible:

Beginning Apologetics 7: How to Read the Bible by Jim Burnham and Fr. Frank Chacon (San Juan Catholic Seminars, 2003)

Books available at www.catholic.com to help your understanding of Scripture:

A Guide to the Bible by Antonio Fuentes (Four Courts Press, 1987)

Inside the Bible by Kenneth Baker, S.J. (Ignatius Press, 1998)

You Can Understand the Bible by Peter Kreeft (Ignatius, 2005)

How to Read the Bible Every Day by Carmen Rojas (Servant Books, 1988)

Books that answer common Protestant questions:

Where Is That in the Bible? by Patrick Madrid (Our Sunday Visitor, 1999)

Where We Got the Bible by Bishop Henry G. Graham (Catholic Answers, 1997)