Protestantism: Critical Reflections of an Ecumenical Catholic

Table of Contents: Dedication / Introduction I Sola Scriptura: The Bible as Ultimate Authority II Doctrinal Diversity and the Invisible Church III The "Pure" Church, Devoid of Sinners IV Private Judgment V Church History VI The Perspicuity (Clearness) of Scripture VII Predestination, Calvinism, and Arminianism VIII "Dead" Catholics and Rituals, Etc. IX Martin Luther and Protestant Origins X Faith and Works Appendix 1 John Calvin on Protestant Divisions Appendix 2 The Agony of Luther, Melanchthon, and Bucer Over the State of Early Protestantism Appendix 3 Luther's Assertions of His Own Authority Appendix 4 Erasmus on Luther and Protestantism, and Luther on Erasmus Appendix 5 John Henry Newman on Protestantism Apostolical Tradition, 1836 On the Abuse of Private Judgment, 1837 Private Judgment, 1841 St. Athanasius' Rule of Faith, 1844 Faith and Private Judgment, 1849.