What bible do I buy if i'm catholic?
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The New American Bible is the version used in Catholic Churches in the United States. It might be convenient to read the same words that you hear at Mass.
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Just about all stores sell Bibles. The old testament is Genisis thru Malichi
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go to thecatholicgiftstore.com  they should have something.  i know what you're looking for.... you can also try your local organization of the Two Hearts.
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The Catechism. There not very expensive. If you have a question about Catholicism, jsut look it up in the back and flip to the paragraph number.\n\nAlso, Catholicism for dummies, newadvent.org (not a book but very helpful).\n\nBut your best bet is the Catechism of the Catholic church. Easy to use, and has all the answers right there. Shouldnt be more than 10-15 bucks.\n\nGod bless,\nShane
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their isn't...they are using the catholic's bible, only slightly modified (as my dad says- "hey, you have our book!")
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Get yourself a Catechism. They are available in any bookstore as well as online. Also, become a regular visitor to www.catholic.com. It is an apologetics website that answers all kinds of questions about the Catholic Faith.
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Your local Catholic store.\n\nBTW, this topic should be in the "Religion and Spirituality" category not "Royalty."
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Check these out.\nhttp://etext.virginia.edu/kjv.browse.html\nhttp://www.audio-bible.com/bible/bible.html
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Most modern Bibles that are not Roman Catholic do not include the apocrypha (those questionable books in the middle between the testaments), unless they just include them for historical value. Protestants during the Reformation rejected certain teachings that were found in these contradictory books, and because they held Scripture so high they continued not including them. They are Jewish books, and the Jews rejected them as Scripture. The only reason the Roman Catholics include them is because they opposed the Protestants, so they just made a declaration that these too were Scripture. Imagine just calling something the words of God, when they hadn't been considered such for 1,500 years?! That is why Protestants do not include the extra books. They have not taken away, it is the Roman Catholic Church which has added. The verse you are talking about really refers to Revelation, but there are other verses like Proverbs 30:5-6 "Every word of God is flawless...Do not add to his words, or he will rebuke you and prove you a liar" (NIV). If you look at the Apocrypha without bias, you will see that it is additive and not on par with Holy Scripture.
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Save some time and buy a Spanish Bible.
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The Catholics are using the Latin Vulgat Bible, obviously translated a couple of times, but yes, its the Jesiut bible. The christian bible and the catholic bible is NOT the same.
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Bible translations vary according to readability and tightness of translation.  The more tight the translation the harder it is to read.  This is because there is not a perfect correspondence between languages.  If you are looking for a very readable Bible I'd recommend the GOOD NEWS.  This is available in both Catholic and non-Catholic editions.  The GOOD NEWS was intended to be read easily by those with a 6th grade vocabulary.  The translators did a very good job with it.  I use it often.  On the other end of the spectrum is the NEW OXFORD.  This is not available in a Catholic edition.  For Catholics the tightest translation is probably the NEW JERUSALEM.  The KING JAMES holds an interesting place in history and among Bible translations.  It was not translated with either readability or tightness in mind.  Rather it was translated as an orator's Bible.  It is meant to have a poetic quality, easy to hear and remember.  This is because at the time of it's translation many people were illiterate and few people could afford to own their own Bible.  Another interesting note on the KING JAMES.  It was commissioned by King James of England in part because other then available English translations were biased toward Catholics.  Ironically it is now the Bible of choice for evangelical Christians.
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http://www.bible.ca/bible.htm
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What denominational lectionary are you looking for?
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Buy a missal. \n\nhttp://www.inhisname.com/Books/Missals_St%20Joseph_Sunday.htm
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go to church,pray,read the bible