The fatal flaw

By James R. White

The Fatal Flaw examines the central issues separating Romanism and the Protestant churches. Beginning with Martin Luther and the roots of the reformation, and Calvin's story of his conversion, the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0925703109
• ISBN13: 9780925703101
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Crowne Publications
• Length: 225 Pages
• Weight: 0.66 lbs.

Customer Reviews

WELL SAID

It never ceases to amaze me when Catholics primarily laymen, hostile ones at that, believe they know Catholicism better than everyone who is not, or is no longer a Catholic, but is well studied in the area. Mr. White does a fabulous job in demonstrating the teachings of the Church of Rome, (NOT WHAT MOST PRIESTS AND CATHOLIC APOLOGISTS ARE FEEDING TO THE MEDIA CONCERNING THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF VATICAN 2, the two are often quite different.) I discovered this myself during formation to be a Catholic priest and learning that I could quote more Papal Encyclicals than I could Scripture; and again the two are often at odds. Due to a tone of ergency, many Non-Catholics come across as being hostile to Catholics, this usually is not the intent, and I don't believe Mr. White is hostile, though he is very clear in voicing Rome's errors in plain language. If you're a Catholic or protestant you would benefit from this work. I recommend going into it without being defensive of your particular theology.