CASB 5: The First Epistle to the Corinthians
Following the tradition of the CASB series, this fifth volume, The First Epistle to the Corinthians, provides the reader with a fresh, literal translation of St. Paul’s original Greek. Its 500 pages of translation, exegesis and commentary, delve deeply into the text as it uncovers the contextual meaning of Paul's teaching and its relevance for today as few conservative Catholic commentaries have done. As with the other CASB’s, this one engages with current arguments and interpretations, gives grammatical and contextual nuances afforded by the original Greek, and addresses in its Apologetics Commentaries the contemporary topics and controversies stemming from the teachings in Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, such as the inspiration of Scripture, purgatory, sola scriptura, divorce and remarriage, the Atonement, women and head coverings, the role of women in church and society, the relation of man to woman, the Eucharist, speaking in tongues, the resurrection of the last day, and much more. The Catholic scholar or layman will be well-equipped in the field of Catholic apologetics with this volume – a must for your theological library.