Evenings With the Romanists

A series of dialogues between a Catholic priest and a group of Protestant clergymen, exploring the differences and similarities between the Roman Catholic and Protestant faiths. Seymour is a skilled and engaging writer, and his dialogues are both informative and entertaining. This edition includes a new introduction that sets the dialogues in their historical context, making it an ideal resource for anyone interested in the history of religion and interfaith dialogue.

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