You Can Lead Roman Catholics to Christ by Wilson Ewin (Good, 1964, Pbk, 156 pgs, Christian Pub.)

Cover has wear; pages have light wear; writing on inside front page; pages appear to be unmarked.

You Can Lead Roman Catholics to Christ is a practical, non-theological manual by Wilson Ewin designed to help evangelists effectively witness to Roman Catholics by combining biblical truth with an understanding of Catholic doctrine. The book emphasizes that Catholics are often deceived by a "false gospel of works" and sacramentalism rather than the biblical gospel of grace, requiring evangelists to first destroy faith in this false system before presenting salvation through Jesus Christ alone.

Key aspects of the book include:

• Understanding the Audience: It dedicates significant space to explaining the Roman Catholic religious system and the hearts of its adherents, noting that familiarity with their traditions is essential for effective witness.
• Handling Opposition: Ewin outlines twenty-one specific topics of opposition that witnesses may face, providing detailed responses for each to help evangelists navigate resistance.
• Ecumenical Critique: Ewin contrasts his direct, daily ministry approach with the "ecumenical" strategies of figures like Billy Graham, arguing that Graham’s non-sectarian crusades avoided controversial issues like the sacraments and failed to distinguish between the true and false gospels.
• Charismatic Catholicism: The text addresses the rise of the Charismatic Catholic movement, explaining its history and the theological problems it presents from an evangelical perspective.