In Rightly Divided: What’s Wrong with Catholicism, the authors examine several doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church that conflict with the clear teaching and authority of Scripture. Though presented as historic Christian beliefs, these teachings often add to, distort, or undermine God’s Word and the finished work of Jesus Christ.

Using both Catholic sources and the Bible, this booklet evaluates six central teachings: Sacred Tradition, papal authority, the Apocrypha, Purgatory, doctrines concerning Mary, and transubstantiation. Each doctrine is measured against Scripture rather than church tradition or religious authority.

This study warns against placing human teaching alongside God’s Word, granting spiritual authority beyond what Scripture permits, or adding works and requirements to the salvation Christ has already accomplished. It directs readers back to Scripture as the final authority, Jesus Christ as the only Mediator, and His completed work at Calvary as the full and sufficient foundation of salvation.

For pastors, students, Catholics questioning the teachings of their church, and Christians seeking to understand the differences between Roman Catholic doctrine and biblical Christianity.