Are we really together?

“For two decades (or more) evangelicals have been slowly retreating from almost every historical battlefront with the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church. The document called Evangelicals and Catholics Together accelerated the pursuit of this truce between evangelicals and Catholics in the mid-1990s. Many evangelicals often think this is a positive movement that promotes unity. I am convinced that it is a dangerous inclination. For at least fifteen years, I have desired a clear and accessible exposition of the Roman Catholic catechism to demonstrate why the church's doctrine is incompatible—and even hostile—with the true gospel of Jesus Christ. I am especially happy to see such a book written by Dr. Sproul. No one is better qualified than he to speak definitively on these issues, and he has done a wonderful job of building his case on Scripture, on church history, and on the catechism of the Roman Catholic Church.” Dr. John MacArthur (Teaching Pastor, Grace Community Church Sun Valley, California)

"This book is not what you probably assume: a review of clichés. On the contrary, it is an intelligent and captivating manual for Protestants and Catholics about what Rome actually teaches regarding the profound problems that continue to separate evangelical Protestants from the Roman community. This is a book that Protestants can give to their Roman Catholic neighbors, and that Protestant pastors should give to their church members. It is also a book that theologians and historians should read before the next round of ecumenical discussions and documents is presented" Dr. R. Scott Clark, Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, Westminster Seminary California, Escondido, Calif.