Catholic Answers Press
Ghosts, Antichrists, Lost Tribes: Catholic Mysteries Explored
- SKU:
- CA212
- UPC:
- 9781683570080
Description
These subjects have fascinated people for centuries, and the Bible has a surprising amount to say about each of them.
Jimmy Akin has spent years studying the mysterious, and in this set he shares the results of his studies with you. He and Catholic Answers Live host Cy Kellett look at three enigmas that everyone wonders about, discussing questions such as:
- Do ghosts exist?
- How can we tell the ghostly from the demonic?
- How many antichrists are there?
- What is the antichrist’s deception?
- What happened to the “lost tribes” of Israel?
- Where are those tribes today, and will they ever return to the Holy Land?
With his extensive knowledge of Scripture, Tradition, and the teaching of the Church, Jimmy tackles these mysterious topics with precision and clarity.
Additional Information
Speakers: |
Jimmy Akin, Cy Kellett |
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CD |
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mp3|https://shop.catholic.com/ghosts-antichrists-lost-tribes-catholic-mysteries-explored-mp3/ |
5 Reviews
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Scary but true
It’s confirmation of my suspicions. My suspicions are confirmed: There’s safe areas on this planet & also areas, where demons seem to call the shots & make the rules
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Super informative!
All three CDs are excellent. Wonderful to learn about this topic from a Catholic perspective. I highly recommend "Ghost, Antichrists, Lost Tribes..."
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Ghosts, Antichrists
Very enjoyable and informative discussion.
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I also thought it was a DVD and try to play it on my TV. However, I thought it was extremely interesting and very well presented. It would be helpful if the item was labeled either a DVD or a CD in the catalog.
I thought it was extremely interesting and very well presented. It would be helpful if the item was labeled either a DVD or a CD in the catalog.I enjoyed it very much and played it in my car.
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Audio CD--Ghosts, Antichrists, Lost Tribes
I thought this was a book when I ordered it. Then I thought it was a DVD movie when it came. Should be labeled better to be an audio book because others I loaned it to kept trying to play it in a DVD player. Content very interesting though!
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