Seeking the Truth In Love by Kathryn Collmer

Seeking the Truth In Love

A Catholic-Protestant Encounter in Dallas

by Kathryn Collmer

When I heard about a planned “Protestant-Catholic dialogue” in Dallas, I expected that no more than a handful of Dallasites would choose to spend a beautiful spring weekend afternoon sitting indoors in cramped seats to listen to six hours of heavy theological discussion.

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