Should Catholics Be Evangelized?

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“Diversity” is a suitable word in describing much of evangelical Protestantism. This is also true among like-minded, Reformed, “gospel-centered” brethren. The more I have the privilege of serving in these circles, the more impressed I am by the breath of personalities and styles that make up our movement.

Here is one example. I was recently interviewed by Christian hip hop recording artist, Reformed theologian, Vocab Malone. Vocab is the host of “Backpack Radio” a program on the Salem Network from Phoenix, Arizona that explores issues of “street level apologetics.” I am hardly cool enough to be featured on such a program. Nevertheless, here is an extended interview revolving around the question of whether our Catholic friends should be evangelized.

About the author

Chris Castaldo (PhD, London School of Theology) is the lead pastor at New Covenant Church in Naperville, Illinois. He is the author of Talking with Catholics about the Gospel and coauthor of The Unfinished Reformation.

Comments

  1. Should Catholics Be Evangelized?

    There’s a big difference between a liberal Catholic frequently known as a cultural Catholic or cafeteria Catholic and a well-catechised Catholic.

    Also, Catholics evangelize everyone, including Protestants, to become Catholics.

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