As Pilgrims Progress: Learning How Christians Can Walk Hand in Hand When They Don't See Eye to Eye.

Called As Pilgrims Progress: Learning How Christians Can Walk Hand in Hand When They Don't See Eye to Eye, the book is written in a very simple, experiential, Evangelical style, but is quite profound. Rather than focusing on institution/theological ecumenism, the book advocates a much more personal pursuit of unity, building on common faith, discipleship, and Christian identity, with a willingness to learn from and appreciate other Christian traditions. It has the merit of being enormously appreciative of both traditions and accurate in its portrayal of them. This is a message that needs to be heard, particularly coming from two Evangelical pastors, though I wish Catholic priests could be as appreciative of Evangelical Christianity. - Thomas P. Rausch, S.J.