How should evangelicals view Roman Catholicism? This is hardly a new question, though the recent events related to the death of Pope John Paul II and the election of Pope Benedict XVI. Given the controversy, this is a good time to revisit a major address I presented at a conference on this very question. My paper, “Standing Together, Standing Apart: Cultural Co-belligerence Without Theological Compromise” was published in Touchstone Magazine. A thoughtful response from a keen Roman Catholic thinker came from editor David Mills in “Standing with Christ. These addresses, taken together, present a fairly comprehensive picture. As I have often stated, a true evangelical, committed to the Gospel as recovered in the Reformation, and a true Roman Catholic, committed to the teachings of the magisterium are the last two people on earth who can have an honest disagreement.
How Should Evangelicals View Roman Catholicism?
April 22, 2005
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