I'm the author, so take this as a pitch straight from the source.
This is a 351-page audit, not an argument. I ran the claims of the Catholic Church through Scripture the way an auditor runs a ledger through a standard. Scripture audits the church. Not the reverse.
It's organized claim by claim. Each one gets measured against the biblical text, and the record shows where it lines up and where it doesn't. No pulpit-thumping, no score-settling. Just the record.
The audience I wrote it for is Protestants who want the case laid out plainly, Catholics who aren't afraid of a hard look, and anyone who thinks theology should be able to survive an honest audit.
Paperback and Kindle, and the Kindle edition is on Kindle Unlimited.
This is a 351-page audit, not an argument. I ran the claims of the Catholic Church through Scripture the way an auditor runs a ledger through a standard. Scripture audits the church. Not the reverse.
It's organized claim by claim. Each one gets measured against the biblical text, and the record shows where it lines up and where it doesn't. No pulpit-thumping, no score-settling. Just the record.
The audience I wrote it for is Protestants who want the case laid out plainly, Catholics who aren't afraid of a hard look, and anyone who thinks theology should be able to survive an honest audit.
Paperback and Kindle, and the Kindle edition is on Kindle Unlimited.
Goodreads page:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...
Questions welcome. If you disagree with the findings, I'm happy to talk about the method.