"During the last week of March 2007, after much prayer, counsel and consideration, my wife and I decided to seek full communion with the Roman Catholic Church." Beckwith's reasoning included his consideration of the Roman Catholic view of justification which, when "correctly understood, is biblically and historically defensible." The Washington Post also notes, "Beckwith said he was also deeply affected by a joint declaration in 1999 by the Lutheran World Federation and the Catholic Church on the doctrine of justification, which he said went a long way toward eliminating this historical source of division." He also noted his reading of the early church fathers where he concluded that "the Early Church is more Catholic than Protestant."
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| - "During the last week of March 2007, after much prayer, counsel and consideration, my wife and I decided to seek full communion with the Roman Catholic Church." Beckwith's reasoning included his consideration of the Roman Catholic view of justification which, when "correctly understood, is biblically and historically defensible." The Washington Post also notes, "Beckwith said he was also deeply affected by a joint declaration in 1999 by the Lutheran World Federation and the Catholic Church on the doctrine of justification, which he said went a long way toward eliminating this historical source of division." He also noted his reading of the early church fathers where he concluded that "the Early Church is more Catholic than Protestant."
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| - "During the last week of March 2007, after much prayer, counsel and consideration, my wife and I decided to seek full communion with the Roman Catholic Church." Beckwith's reasoning included his consideration of the Roman Catholic view of justification which, when "correctly understood, is biblically and historically defensible." The Washington Post also notes, "Beckwith said he was also deeply affected by a joint declaration in 1999 by the Lutheran World Federation and the Catholic Church on the doctrine of justification, which he said went a long way toward eliminating this historical source of division." He also noted his reading of the early church fathers where he concluded that "the Early Church is more Catholic than Protestant."
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