Católico, Pero No Romano: Construyendo Una Identidad Protestante

A Spanish-language theological work that challenges conventional perspectives on Protestantism and its relationship to Roman Catholicism, offering a reformed understanding of Catholic identity within Protestant tradition.

Católico, pero no romano explores the doctrinal and historical distinctions between Protestant Christianity and Roman Catholicism while arguing that Protestant identity is deeply rooted in the catholic tradition of the early church. Author Andrés Messmer provides a compelling analysis that rethinks the division between Protestants and Roman Catholics, examining topics such as justification, the canon of Scripture, the sacraments, and the role of Mary in Christian theology. Structured in three sections—“Católico,” “Pero no romano,” and “Catolicidad reformada”—the book invites believers into a deeper dialogue about spiritual heritage and encourages a renewed understanding of Protestant identity grounded in Scripture and historical tradition.