Robert Hicks book, The Masculine Journey, is a prime example. Additionally, PK finds itself on the horns of a dilemma in regard to its treatment of homosexuality. If it brings us all together, it must be right Openly ecumenical. The outcome of the previous premise of ecumenicity is the acceptance of Roman Catholicism along with new evangelical and apostate Protestantism. Of course not.
Catholics are still one of our mission fields.
We can never reconcile with the false gospel of Romanism. PK is like that old oleo. It is totally colorless regarding any true doctrinal substance. Anyone involved with it can add whatever doctrinal coloring in whatever amount they choose in order to make it personally palatable. But no matter how much you attempt to color it, PK still isn't butter.