We Agree! The Tomb Is Open—But What Comes Next? COMPARE The 2 Most Prominent Gospels in CHRISTENDOM

In this modern age of spirituality, it can be difficult to discern the actual beliefs and traditions of various denominations and sects of Christianity, especially when comparing Protestant Christianity and Catholicism. How different are these two faiths and their books of doctrine?


Compare the Two Most Prominent Gospels in “Christendom” is a profound collection of theological insight, inviting you on an in-depth journey through the heart of these two significant belief systems in “Christendom.” As author Gary Westgerdes reveals the teachings of the Christian gospel and the Catholic Catechism, you will discover a variety of information about the differences between Christianity and Catholicism, much of which you might have never known before.


Filled with passages from both of these two gospels, Westgerdes’s own personal testimony, and excerpts from other spiritual works, Compare the Two Most Prominent Gospels in “Christendom” will open your eyes to the ultimate truth separating Catholicism from other forms of Christianity. Complete with a look at apologetics and how to defend your faith, Westgerdes’s work will inspire you to shine as a beacon of truth in a sea of complicated and conflicting religious texts.


Within this enlightening book of comparative theology, Westgerdes presents valuable knowledge to equip you to accurately understand the differences and similarities between the teachings and tenants of the Roman Catholic faith and the essential Christ-centered foundations of the biblical gospel. With a collection of scriptural wisdom and revelatory knowledge concerning the Bible and the Catholic Catechism, Westgerdes presents you with the necessary facts you need in order to grasp the origins, values, and beliefs of both Christianity and Catholicism.


Compare the Two Most Prominent Gospels in “Christendom” is your perfect companion to understanding the fullness of the gospels behind Christianity and Catholicism, enabling you to ascertain which faith remains true when held up to the Word of God.