Hello,
I'm a run-of-the-mill conservative Evangelical(ish) protestant and I'm looking for some recommendations on resources (preferably in Logos, but I'll take what I can get) on the basics of the Catholic faith.
I'd like to understand the Catholic faith better, but I have no idea where to start.
I'd like to find a single or two-volume modern commentary, study Bible, and modern translation that would be generally accepted to be "good" to "great" by modern conservative Catholics. It'd be nice if all these volumes were at a popular/knowledgeable laymen level, for someone like me that has a bit of theology knowledge but no seminary training. I'm not particularly looking for anything applicational, but more theological.
I'll list what the recommendations looked like if they were for evangelical recommendation, in hopes that it makes this request make a little more sense.
- Commentary: Expositor's Bible Commentary, ESV Expository Commentary, Moody Commentary
- Study Bible: ESV Study Bible, MacArthur Study Bible, NIV Grace and Truth Study Bible, etc.
- Translation: ESV, NLT, NASB, etc.
Essentially, I'd like a Roman Catholic version of those recommendations, which would reflect what the modern, faithful, conservative Catholic believes in terms of theology and is written in the modern era and modern English.
If there happens to be a legacy package which covers all those bases (or most) by all means, please recommend.