Excellent book by James White, clearly deliniating the differences between Roman Catholicism and Evangelical Protestantism! I would heartily recommend this book to anyone who has left the Catholic Church and occasionally has doubts whether or not they truly left the true Christian Church.
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Roman Catholics rate the book low.Protestants rate the book high.That really tells you nothing about how good the book is.Myself, being neither protestant nor catholic rate it high because Mr. White takes a peaceful and logical approach to acknowledging the differences between Catholics and Protestants, and using primary sources and direct quotations (not just excerpts taken out of context) to prove his points.As for the previous...
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This should be required reading for Catholics who believe John 6 supports the RC doctrine of the Sacrifice of the Mass. White analyzes the passage and builds his case brick by logical brick. He demonstrates to a very high level of certainty that the text is NOT referring to the Eucharist (which by the way the early church fathers didn't believe either). Also answers the controversial question of whether the Roman Catholic...
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White's book is a fine contribution that clarifies the subtantial theological differences between Rome and historic, biblical Christianity. What a welcome antidote this book is to the fluffy, at times silly, arguments of those like Scott Hahn on the other side. White carefully demonstrates how Rome has sadly departed from important elements of the biblical gospel of grace. He clearly shows that Paul and James are of...
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How is sinful man reconciled to God? This is the quintessential question of man's existence. If indeed man is sinful and estranged from God then isn't the *means* through which man is reconciled back to God of infinite, eternal importance? The Gospel is God's reconciliation plan for mankind--the "good news" of eternal life. The question arises: What is the Gospel? Who defines it? Does it make a difference? In this splendid...
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