What the Church says about… Sin and the salvation of man – Saitis Publications

Description

The realization that a large part of Christians who attend church frequently are not sufficiently informed on matters of Faith, led us to publish the Series “Faith, Worship and Life” (14 issues), the reception of which was enthusiastic by clergy and laity. This reception prompted us to focus our interest on the popularized – but absolutely responsible – development of ten new themes, which we included in the new Series under the general title “What the Church says about…” (The Memorials and the Souls – Heaven and Hell – The Second Coming and the Antichrist – God’s Providence and Fate – The evil that exists in the world – The sin and salvation of man – Angels and demons – The youth and old age – Poverty and wealth – Contemporary issues and problems).

The writing and editing of the new Series belong to the well-known theologian and jurist Mr. Evangelos P. Lekkos, former Director of the Apostolic Ministry. Each issue extends to 32 monochrome pages, with a four-color cover.

What the Church says about… Sin and the salvation of man
In the 6th issue of the Series, which concerns a subject that concerns every Christian, after analyzing the meanings of the words sin and salvation, it is explained hagiographically that far from God our life moves in spiritual darkness. To the question of why this is usually the case, the answer lies—and is commented on—in the Lord’s infallible word, that people “love darkness more than light” (Jn 3:19). Finally, a brief explanation is given of how our salvation is achieved. Short, popular, but highly authoritative text, comprehensible to every reader.

Net weight 50 gr

Number of pages: 32