First a protestant, then a catholic, on what divides us, and what unites us. There are still some issues to be resolved. Much more at each link.<\/p>\n
The Reformation in a Nutshell<\/a><\/p>\n There used to be a time when your loyalty to the Protestant cause was judged by how much you hated Catholics. But today, with all the ecumenical dialogue, the Manhattan statements, the ECT council, and the postmodern virtue of tolerance, people are much more willing to let water under the bridge. “Maybe we overreacted” is the thought of many. <\/p>\n To the Catholics, Protestants are no longer anathema (which is pretty bad), but are “separated brethren” (which is not so bad).<\/p>\n Times are changing. But have the issues changed?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n