Fact-filled and easy-to-understand, this book delivers the essential knowledge you need to know to effectively witness biblical truths to people led astray by the false teachings of Roman Catholicism. Ron Rhodes examines Roman Catholicism in comparison to God’s Word and suggests ten topics of conversation when witnessing to Catholics:

The apocryphal books are helpful historically but they do not belong in the Bible.

The Bible alone is authoritative, not tradition.

Peter was a great apostle, but he was not the first pope.

The pope, the bishops, and the magisterium are fallible.

Mary was the mother of Jesus, nothing more.

Justification is instantaneous, once-for-all, and entirely by grace.

The sacrament of the mass does not appease God.

The sacrament of penance does not absolve sins.

There is no purgatory, nor is it needed.

Jesus has changed my life forever.

Rhodes highlights the key differences between Roman Catholicism and biblical Christianity by:

Identifying the 10 most critical problems

Examining the exact nature of each doctrinal error

Contrasting cultic teachings with the truth found in God’ s Word

Explaining the correct meanings of Bible verses cults cite out of context

Reviewing basic principles of Bible interpretation that ensure accurate understanding

The Gospel of salvation by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone is radically different from the gospel Roman Catholics have been taught. They have been told by their church that salvation comes through participating in its sacraments, by obeying the Ten Commandments and following the church rules. Claiming that its tradition and its interpretation of the Scriptures are supreme over the Bible itself, the Roman Catholic Church departs from historical Christianity.

In this brief, yet thorough discussion of the Roman Catholicism’s teachings, you’ll discover the tools you need to effectively talk to Catholic’s about their faith and guide them to the good news of God’s free grace through Jesus Christ. Concise, detailed information will help you understand their view of the Bible, the role of Mary and the Church hierarchy, justification by works, and more.

This book provides important points, witnessing tips, digging deeper sections, and cautions that highlight the confusing arguments and tactics used by Roman Catholicism, making it perfect for individual witnessing, Bible studies, youth groups, and evangelism refreshers.

This little book is a valuable resource for evangelicals wishing to learn about what Roman Catholicism teaches without having to read a large scholarly work. It is also good for Catholics who wish to learn more about the Gospel of grace.