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# The Protestant's Dilemma: How the Reformation's Shocking Consequences Point to the Truth of Catholicism

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Review: Flaws Within Protestantism Point to the Rightness of Catholicism - If you are a Protestant willing to have your faith challenged, then read "The Protestant's Dilemma" by Devin Rose. This should be a book that every Protestant read. At the very least, it helps explain to us Protestants why Catholics believe in certain doctrines the way they do even if they seem a bit strange to us. At best, it helps a Protestant better understand why he/she may be drawing closer to the ancient beliefs and traditions of the Catholic faith such as myself. In my early years of the Christian faith I was a right-wing fundamentalist Evangelical Christian that was taught that Catholics and their Church are apostates and heretics. I read a lot of anti-Catholic propaganda that led me to believe that the Popes are corrupt and Catholicism is really just a powerful and wealthy cult. As I have grown in my faith and come to know Jesus more, not only have I left fundamentalism, but I have actually begun to understand and in some ways embrace many of the doctrines, traditions, and teachings of the Catholic faith. While this book helped clear up many misunderstandings and misgivings I had with the Catholic faith (i.e. the apocrypha/deuterocanonical books, purgatory, praying for and seeking prayer from the saints, and apostolic authority), I still have issue with a couple of key Catholic doctrines, such as: transubstantiation of the Eucharist and Marian theology. Aside from these two issues, I come just short of fully identifying with the Catholic faith. Very well written and laid out, humbly explained, and uncritical to those of other faith traditions, I highly recommend this book to those Protestants who have enough balls to have their faith challenged and for those who desire to seek and understand more about our Catholic brothers and sisters in Christ and their rich history.
Review: Great Read - As a Catholic, I had a decent understanding of the material presented in here. With Protestant friends, we would often get into discussions about the divisions between the Church & Protestantism, and I found myself without words. I picked up this book to help with that, and to share the truth of the Church with these friends. Easy to read & digest this book. Well written and well researched by the author. Gave me clearer words to expose the flaws in Protestantism (in general...which was one challenge since my friends all had different Christian beliefs) & has helped to plant some seeds with my friends. Recommend!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #157,683 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #124 in Christian Popes #146 in Comparative Religion (Books) #374 in Christian Saints |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (635) |
| Dimensions  | 5.5 x 0.7 x 8.2 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 1938983610 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1938983610 |
| Item Weight  | 9.6 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 224 pages |
| Publication date  | February 26, 2014 |
| Publisher  | Catholic Answers |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Flaws Within Protestantism Point to the Rightness of Catholicism
*by A***K on September 25, 2014*

If you are a Protestant willing to have your faith challenged, then read "The Protestant's Dilemma" by Devin Rose. This should be a book that every Protestant read. At the very least, it helps explain to us Protestants why Catholics believe in certain doctrines the way they do even if they seem a bit strange to us. At best, it helps a Protestant better understand why he/she may be drawing closer to the ancient beliefs and traditions of the Catholic faith such as myself. In my early years of the Christian faith I was a right-wing fundamentalist Evangelical Christian that was taught that Catholics and their Church are apostates and heretics. I read a lot of anti-Catholic propaganda that led me to believe that the Popes are corrupt and Catholicism is really just a powerful and wealthy cult. As I have grown in my faith and come to know Jesus more, not only have I left fundamentalism, but I have actually begun to understand and in some ways embrace many of the doctrines, traditions, and teachings of the Catholic faith. While this book helped clear up many misunderstandings and misgivings I had with the Catholic faith (i.e. the apocrypha/deuterocanonical books, purgatory, praying for and seeking prayer from the saints, and apostolic authority), I still have issue with a couple of key Catholic doctrines, such as: transubstantiation of the Eucharist and Marian theology. Aside from these two issues, I come just short of fully identifying with the Catholic faith. Very well written and laid out, humbly explained, and uncritical to those of other faith traditions, I highly recommend this book to those Protestants who have enough balls to have their faith challenged and for those who desire to seek and understand more about our Catholic brothers and sisters in Christ and their rich history.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Read
*by H***I on August 29, 2019*

As a Catholic, I had a decent understanding of the material presented in here. With Protestant friends, we would often get into discussions about the divisions between the Church & Protestantism, and I found myself without words. I picked up this book to help with that, and to share the truth of the Church with these friends. Easy to read & digest this book. Well written and well researched by the author. Gave me clearer words to expose the flaws in Protestantism (in general...which was one challenge since my friends all had different Christian beliefs) & has helped to plant some seeds with my friends. Recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A really good book that makes some very persuasive points
*by J***F on January 30, 2015*

A really good book that makes some very persuasive points. I agree with most all of them. I definitely recommend the book to everyone. However, I'm an Orthodox Christian, and I place much more blame on the Roman Catholic church than does Rose. We can also look at Roman Catholicism as the cause of of the Reformation. The Western innovations in doctrine allowed real abuses by the Western church. These doctrines are not discussed in Rose's book: the doctrine of divine simplicity, created and uncreated grace, the requirement for temporal punishment of sins, emphasizing a human concept of legalistic justice rather than divine mercy, the belief in the development of doctrine, and the establishment of the supremacy of the pontiff rather than merely primacy. Why just stop at the theological doctrines of the Reformation? Why not look upon the Reform movement as a legitimate but misguided reaction against real secular abuses and real theological error in the roman church? The real problem with the Reformation is that it did not expunge the theological innovations and errors created by the Western church. In a real sense, the Reformation was and is a movement created by errors in Roman Catholic practices.

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