A Lutheran's Case for Roman Catholicism

The book presents a compelling exploration of Lutheran philosopher Robert Koons' journey to Catholicism, focusing on his critical reassessment of the Lutheran doctrine of justification by faith alone. Drawing from Scripture, Church Fathers, and influential Lutheran theologians, Koons argues that the Lutheran doctrine represents an innovative departure from traditional teachings. He highlights misunderstandings of Catholic justification among Protestants and critiques the logical foundations of sola scriptura, advocating for a more unified understanding of Christian doctrine.