First published 1995
In 1994, evangelical leader Charles Colson and Catholic theologian Richard John Neuhaus gather a group of influential Christians. Their mission: bridge the centuries-old divide between their faiths. Overcoming deep-rooted suspicions, the group drafts a bold statement acknowledging shared beliefs and a common moral vision. But as they unveil "Evangelicals and Catholics Together", fierce opposition erupts from hardliners on both sides. Undeterred, Colson and Neuhaus must navigate a minefield of theological debates, personal rivalries, and political pressure to secure this fragile alliance. In the face of a culture war threatening to split their flocks, can these towering figures of Christianity unite their flock?
Genres: christian, religion, christianity, theology
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family
Setting: United States
Period: 20th Century
276 pages · Paperback · Thomas Nelson