This sounds like it will be a cool dialog, it even might make a future edition of your free "Conversations" book.

I wanted to point out two quick things. First of all that it might not be a bad idea if they checked out Robert Koons 95 page Catholic apology (he used to be Lutheran for those who dont know).
http://www.utexas.edu/cola/ depts...catholicism.pdf


Also I wanted to add a comment about the pastor's question "What is the Gospel?"
I would first point to Mk 1:1 which says: "The beginning of the gospel about Jesus Christ"
Thus the Gospel is the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, as passed on by His Church.

I eagerly await to see the rest of this dialog.
Nick | 10.01.07 - 5:00 pm | #

Actually Pr. Nichols is considering this as an idea for a possible next book. I would probably agree to that and maybe we could get joint royalties.
Dave Armstrong | Homepage | 10.01.07 - 5:13 pm | #

Is it just me or does Pastor Maton resemble Matt Damon? "Bourne Identity" anyone?? Seriously though, dialogue like this is sadly scarce, but surprisingly refreshing. I hope it continues.
In Truth,
Matthew
Matthew | Homepage | 10.02.07 - 2:20 pm | #

Yeah, he sorta does! We need more "movie star clergy." Good for the Christian image!
Dave Armstrong | Homepage | 10.02.07 - 7:30 pm | #

I've added Johnny Montalvo's opening question to the end of the above post.
Dave Armstrong | Homepage | 10.03.07 - 12:19 pm | #

Agreed: This kind of dialogue is sorely lacking. As a Catholic, I look forward to this series. I'll wager that this will be much more productive than the tit-for-tat which has been representative of the recent rounds of Catholic/Calvinist dialogues.
Z | 10.11.07 - 8:17 pm | #