The central question of this work is whether the Bible inherently supports Catholic doctrine over Protestant interpretations. The book presents a conference between three individuals representing Catholic, Episcopalian Protestant, and Presbyterian viewpoints. It aims to demonstrate how biblical texts, when examined closely, align more closely with Catholic teachings than with those of the Protestant denominations involved in the discussion.

This work appears to be a theological treatise presenting a specific argument for Catholic doctrine based on biblical interpretation. The format suggests an academic or religious debate intended for an audience interested in comparative theology and church history. The arguments likely focus on exegesis and historical theological development to support its central thesis.