Dangers to the Faith: Recognizing Catholicism's 21st Century Opponents

The great need today is to love our enemies into the saving power of Jesus Christ. How can we do that unless we know who they are? Many thanks to Al Kresta for showing us the field of our love with Dangers to the Faith. -- Bishop Earl Boyea , Diocese of Lansing, Michigan

Al Kresta is like a powerful satellite for Catholics in this country. He picks up the signals of cultural trends and he beams us the message we need to take home. -- Scott Hahn , Professor of Biblical Theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville

In this primer on the intellectual potholes in our increasingly bizarre culture, Al Kresta helpfully scouts some of the roughest terrain on which the New Evangelization must contend for the soul of the West. Fasten your seat belt for a bumpy -- but essential -- ride through the wastelands. -- George Weigel, author of Evangelical Catholicism: Deep Reform in the 21st-Century Church

Al Kresta has saved you about 10,000 hours of study and research with this book. Read it. -- Matthew Kelly, founder of DynamicCatholic.com

Dangers to Faith is for our century what Chesterton's Heretics and Belloc's Great Heresies was for the last century. It is a damning indictment and demonstrative demolition of the major errors of our age. -- Joseph Pearce, literary biographer, writer in residence Thomas More College

Al possesses a unique array of talents: intelligent, articulate, witty and incredibly aware of those issues most pertinent to today s Catholics. If Al takes the time to write it, it is worth reading. -- Tom Monaghan, founder of Domino's Pizza and founder of Ave Maria University

Al Kresta is one of the modern Church's most articulate, thoughtful and authentic minds. His book, Dangers to the Faith, is a superb analysis of the challenges not only to contemporary Catholicism but the whole of global civilization. -- Matthew Bunson, author Pope Francis, general editor of the Catholic Almanac

Al Kresta's new book offers a tour through today's pretenders to spiritual superiority over Jesus Christ by a warrior who takes our age as a wonderful time to be alive. -- Michael Novak, Scholar in Religion, Philosophy, and Public Policy at the American Enterprise Institute

Al Kresta is as fearless as he is comprehensive, covering everything from Islam to New Age, from reincarnation to relativism to consumerism. Through it all, Al Kresta remains ... well, orthodox. -- Paul Kengor, Ph.D., professor of political science, Grove City College

There is no lay person better qualified to address the threats to our Church than Al Kresta, who five days a week, two hours a day for many years has explained, proclaimed, and defended the Catholic faith on his Ave Maria radio broadcast. Kresta, in short, has become our nation's preeminent Catholic apologist. -- Deal W. Hudson, founder of Catholic Advocate, former publisher Crisis Magazine

Dangers to the Faith is a serious, substantive, significant work of cultural apologetics. Al Kresta deserves much credit for providing such a long overdue taxonomy of toxicity a guide to what ails the body politic. -- Patrick Madrid, host of the Right Here, Right Now radio show

Kresta communicates in an accessible, enjoyable style that edifies any truth-seeking reader. The book has already informed my teaching because it meets people where they are and leads them to the fullness of faith in Christ. -- John Love, S.T.D., Assistant Professor of Theology at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary