Title: Clever but Inaccurate
Product review: I have to give the author the fact that he presents clever arguments, but for anyone who has read the fathers he quotes, he is not very convincing. The men he quotes, the fathers of the Church and others, were faithful Catholics. Just as he takes the very Scriptures, the New Testament of which was made by the Catholic Church, and tries to use it against that Church.I found this book, like those of most other protestant apologists, utterly unconvincing. To try to prove that the Church actually did succumb early on to heresy is tantamount to saying that Jesus was sadly deceived when He said that "The gates of hell shall not prevail against it." (The Church)If you believe that Jesus abandoned His Church by the third century only to revive it with Martin Luther and thousands of conflicting denominations, this book is for you. Otherwise, come on home to Rome!
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