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From Wheaton to Rome – Why Evangelicals Become Roman Catholic

From Wheaton to Rome – Why Evangelicals Become Roman Catholic

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  • Scot McKnight

This article wants to understand the reason for specifically evangelicals converting to Roman Catholicism. The stories of John Michael Talbot and Scott Hahn serve as typical examples. The model for conversion that McKnight proposes helps him to find a clear and consistent pattern for the phenomenon under discussion.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2002. 22 pages.

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