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When someone says, “Catholics are wrong,” what do you say? Many Christians care about truth but feel unprepared when conversations turn to Scripture, authority, or Church teaching. Debates often become a back-and-forth of verses, opinions, and interpretations that leave everyone frustrated and no closer to clarity. This book offers a different approach. Instead of arguing over isolated passages, Catholics Are Wrong, Says Who? teaches a simple way to step back and ask the deeper question behind every claim: Who has the authority to interpret Christianity? Using clear language and basic reasoning—not technical theology—this book walks readers through a practical framework: • Identify the source behind a claim • Return to the earliest Christians: the Creed, councils, and canon • Ask who Christ entrusted to teach in His name Along the way you’ll discover why Christian unity mattered from the beginning, how the Bible itself points to a teaching Church, and why many modern debates repeat questions the early Christians already settled. You don’t need a theology degree to have meaningful conversations about faith. You need a clear path. Whether you want to explain your beliefs, understand Catholic teaching, or simply avoid endless argument, this book helps you speak calmly, think clearly, and keep Christ at the center.