Yes We Can Love One Another!: Catholics and Protestants Can Share a Common Faith

by Warren R. Angel

"Love one another " ― Jesus Christ

Why is Christ's prayer in John 17 for the Church to be one in spirit and love and purpose still not answered? Angel maintains that all too often Christians have refused to see Christ in believers of other traditions.

And now sexual abuse in the Church is grabbing headlines and making it more difficult for fellowship and unity of purpose.

In this Revised Edition, Angel...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965480607
• ISBN13: 9780965480604
• Release Date: July 2019
• Publisher: Warren R. Angel
• Length: 204 Pages
• Weight: 0.41 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.4" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A really great book!

I loved this book. It helped to put things back into perspective for me. This is a book for all Christians, especially for Protestants who dislike Catholics, Protestants who dislike other Protestants, or Catholics who dislike Protestants. It's also a great book for those people who have been driven away from Christianity because of something a "Christian" has done. It's for those who have been turned off because of something evil a priest or a minister has done (whether it be molest children, preach hatred, have affairs, etc.). Chapter five adresses the issue of people who claim to be Christian, but who don't live it. It tells you not to let those people ruin Christianity for you. All Christians should read this book so that we don't let our petty differences destroy us. Thanks for the book, Mr. Angel.

An amazing book!

This is a great book; I bought it today, and I just finished reading it. The author (Warren Angel) uses historical and Biblical references, as well as personal stories, to show how Protestants and Catholics should be, can be, and are all Christians who's purpose it is to serve God. We spend so much time fighting between denominations (Protestant vs. Catholic and Protestant vs. Protestant) that we forget the message that is given to us in the New Testament. I would definitely recommend this book to any Christian, Catholic or Protestant, epecially those who believe that their theology is the only true theology or for those who believe that Protestants or Catholics are too different from them to be considered the same religion. When you do read this book, read it with an open mind. The book is fairly short and a quick read, but even at twelve dollars it is well worth it; I can't recommend it enough.