A Lutheran's Case for Roman Catholicism

The book presents a philosophical and theological journey of Robert Koons, who, after three decades of contemplation, converted to Catholicism in 2007. Central to his argument is a critical examination of the Lutheran doctrine of justification by faith alone, which he contends lacks biblical support and is inconsistent. Drawing from Scripture, Church Fathers, and key Lutheran theologians, Koons highlights the need for visible unity in the Church and challenges the Protestant understanding of justification, advocating for a clearer comprehension of Catholic teachings.