What if the Reformation was not a departure from the Catholic Church, but a recovery of it? Reformed Versus Rome makes the bold case that Classical Protestantism-what the author calls Reformed Catholicism-stands as the rightful heir of historic, biblical Christianity. In this historically rich and persuasive defense, Dale Partridge contrasts Roman Catholicism with the Reformation, showing how the Lutherans, Anglicans, and Presbyterians reclaimed the Gospel, worship, and authority of the early church-establishing the Reformed tradition as the true continuation of the one, holy, catholic Church, grounded in Scripture alone. For Protestants drawn toward Rome and for Roman Catholics drawn toward the Reformation, this book offers the clarity needed to wrestle honestly with questions of doctrine and tradition.