Critique of THE PROTESTANT'S DILEMMA by Devin Rose
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Divine Authority
Chapter 2 - The Papacy
Chapter 3 - Ecumenical Councils
Chapter 4 - The Four Marks of the Church
Chapter 5 - Protestantism's View of the Catholic Church
Chapter 6 - Doctrinal Reliability
Chapter 7 - Martin Luther and the Canon
Chapter 8 - The Deuteroncanonical Books
Chapter 9 - A Self-Authenticating Bible?
Chapter 10 - Identifying the Canon
Chapter 11 - Sola Scriptura and Christian Unity
Chapter 12 - The Principle of Individual Judgment
Chapter 13 - Interpretive Authority
Chapter 14 - Misinterpreting the Great Commission
Chapter 15 - The Closure of Public Revelation
Chapter 16 - The Role of History and Tradition
Chapter 17 - Doing What the Bible Says
Chapter 18 - The Communion of Saints
Chapter 19 - Baptismal Regeneration
Chapter 20 - Infant Baptism
Chapter 21 - Sanctification and Purgatory
Chapter 22 - Marriage as a Sacrament
Chapter 23 - Anointing of the Sick
Chapter 24 - The Eucharist
Chapter 25 - Confession
Chapter 26 - Holy Orders and Apostolic Succession
Chapter 27 - Sexual Morality
Chapter 28 - Other Moral Issues
Chapter 29 - The Disintegration of Mainline Protestantism
Chapter 30 - Pastoral Authority
Chapter 31 - The Missing Saints
Chapter 32 - Martin Luther's Virtue
Chapter 33 - Ongoing Reform
Chapter 34 - The Corruption of Celibacy