"For each topic, Webb and Gaskill contribute a perspective that, while recognizing points of deep and perhaps insurmountable difference, works toward the mutual recognition of faith and integrity."--Commonwealth Magazine "Only Webb and Gaskill could have written a book like this one. Combine their impressively intelligent and winsome prose, with their appreciation for key elements of each other's perspective (in Webb's case, his critique of the fundamental patristic doctrine of divine simplicity), and one has a deeply stimulating book. This extraordinary dialogue arrives at precisely the right moment, and should inspire a new epoch in Catholic-Mormon theological interchange." --Matthew Levering, Perry Family Foundation Professor of Theology, Mundelein Seminary "Two scholars, each deeply committed to his tradition, but holding a common faith in Jesus Christ, set out to explore the similarities and differences between their respective traditions. The hard question of authority and the surprising commonality of sacramental life are highlighted, as are other issues like grace, Mary, revelation, matter, and heaven. This is an important example for all who want to engage respectfully with their religiously diverse neighbors." --Dr.

Roger R. Keller, author of Light and Truth: A Latter-day Saint Guide to World Religions "What makes this book work is the deep knowledge that each of the authors has of the other's tradition. This allows room in the exchanges between Webb (a Catholic) and Gaskill (a Mormon) for both empathy and blunt assessment. The result is one of those rare books where there is genuine conversation going on." --Todd Whitmore, Associate Professor of Christian Ethics and Concurrent Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame "This fascinating book articulates Catholic-Mormon theological dialogue in both rigorous and intriguing terms. Stephen Webb and Alonzo Gaskill discuss not only the many obvious differences between these two major Christian traditions but also several surprising similarities. An important addition to intra-Christian dialogue." --David Tracy, Greeley Professor Emeritus of Catholic Studies, University of Chicago Divinity School "Breaking new ground in Christian dialogue, this important book serves as a model of theological conversation.

Highly Recommended."-- CHOICE.