Is Roman Catholicism Preaching the Gospel? - Session 1 (Leonardo De Chirico)

Leonardo De Chirico is the pastor of Breccia di Roma, a church that he helped plant in Rome in 2009, and Vice Chairman of the Italian Evangelical Alliance. Additionally, Leonardo is the director of the Reformanda Initiative, which aims to equip evangelical leaders to better understand and engage with Roman Catholicism, and the leader of the Rome Scholars and Leaders Network.
Roman Catholicism is the largest religious group in the world. Wherever you are, you are dealing with it. In recent decades it has become welcoming, wanting all Christians to be “united” in some form or another. Yet, in spite of all the changes, Roman Catholicism is not based on the Bible alone. To more or lesser degrees all Catholic doctrines and practices are the result of a flawed theological method which is not governed by Scripture alone, but by a self-authenticating tradition which is administered by the authority of the Roman Church.
Session 1 - Same Words, Same Gospel?
The vocabulary of Roman Catholicism contains many biblical words, but is Roman Catholicism biblical? This session will give a few examples of the way in which Roman Catholicism uses the right words but it does not embrace the biblical gospel.
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