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[Having offered a definition of what he thinks the church in general really is in history (which is, at the end, a discussion about the ontology of the church even if Küng seems to be quite unhappy with ontological aspects unlike his 1962 views), Küng moves forward toward an analysis of the work of the church. The first step for him at this point is to establish some key differences and similarities between Catholic and Protestant churches.1]
Published: Nov 4, 2015
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