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Catholic teaching on the "last things" —heaven, hell, death, and judgment—as well as the Second Coming of Christ are essential tenets of our faith. But these truths have fallen out of fashion. And the consequences could not be more devastating.
As Ralph Martin expertly exposes in The Coming Judgment, our eternal fate is at risk when we neglect to study God's revelation on judgment. Seeking to revive Catholic preaching and teaching on these matters of mercy, Martin compiles an astounding breadth of biblical evidence to remind us what Jesus really taught.
The Coming Judgment, which surveys both the Old and New Testaments as well as other Catholic sources, frames our earthly decisions in light of their eternal consequences. We cannot abandon the Gospel message. The Coming Judgment powerfully amplifies it.
About the Author
Ralph Martin is the President of Renewal Ministries. He is the former Director of Graduate Programs in the New Evangelization and a Professor of Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in the Archdiocese of Detroit. He holds a doctorate in theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) in Rome. Pope Benedict XVI appointed Martin as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for the New Evangelization and a Peritus for the Synod on the New Evangelization. Martin is the author of the bestselling The Fulfillment of All Desire, as well as A Church in Crisis, A Life in the Spirit, and many other books. He and his wife, Anne, reside in Ann Arbor, Michigan and are the parents of six and grandparents of nineteen.
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A Biblical Wake-Up Call
Seeking to revive Catholic preaching and teaching on these matters of mercy, Martin compiles an astounding breadth of biblical evidence to remind us what Jesus really taught.
We Cannot Abandon the Gospel Message
The Coming Judgment, which surveys both the Old and New Testaments as well as other Catholic sources, frames our earthly decisions in light of their eternal consequences.
