Paradoxes Of Catholicism (1913)

Exploring the inherent contradictions within the Catholic faith, Robert Hugh Benson delves into various paradoxes that highlight the depth and complexity of Catholic doctrine. Drawing from his experiences as a convert, he addresses themes such as the tension between faith and reason, individual versus Church, and the conflict between science and religion. Rather than viewing these paradoxes as obstacles, Benson presents them as avenues for deeper understanding and spiritual growth, making this work a significant contribution to Catholic apologetics.