The Unfinished Reformation: What Unites and Divides Catholics and Protestants After 500 Years

Synopsis

Five Hundred Years Ago, A Catholic Monk Nailed A List Of Grievances On The Door Of A Church In Germany And Launched A Revolution In The History Of Christianity. But Is The Protestant Reformation Finished? Today There Continues To Be A Number Of Unresolved Issues Between The Protestant And Catholic Churches, And Many Experience This Ongoing Division Within Their Family And Among Friends And Neighbors. Written In An Accessible And Informative Style, Gregg Allison And Chris Castaldo Provide A Brief And Clear Guide To The Key Points Of Unity And Divergence Between Protestants And Catholics Today In Both Doctrine And Practice. Their Purpose Is To Encourage Fruitful Conversation About The Key Theological And Sociological Differences Between The Two Largest Branches Of Christianity. - Back Of Book Introduction: What Happened 500 Years Ago? -- How Do The Fundamental Commitments Of Catholics And Protestants Differ? -- Where Protestants And Catholics Stand Together: Ten Commonalties -- Key Differences Between Protestants And Catholics (part 1): Scripture, Tradition, And Interpretation -- Key Differences Between Protestants And Catholics (part 2): Image Of God, Sin, And Mary -- Key Differences Between Protestants And Catholics (part 3): Church And Sacraments -- Key Differences Between Protestants And Catholics (part 4): Salvation -- The Gospel Of Jesus Christ: Hope For Both Protestants And Catholics -- Conclusion: Is The Reformation Over? Gregg Allison And Chris Castaldo. Includes Bibliographical References.