Mark McNeil spent years in the Oneness Pentecostal movement: praying in its lively services, zealously spreading its unconventional teachings, and rejecting mainstream Christianity as misguided. He even graduated from a Oneness Pentecostal Bible college with big plans to become a minister and leader within the movement. Then he left it all behind. In All in the Name, Mark tells his story of trading his conventional Baptist upbringing for the emotional buzz and fiery preaching of Oneness worship, and for the thrill of thinking that he was among an elite group of believers who followed the true faith where so many others had strayed. His experience echoes that of Christians today who are joining this growing movement, which denies orthodox teachings regarding God's nature, the divinity of Christ, the form of baptism, and what is necessary for salvation. But an inquisitive mind, careful study, and the action of the Holy Spirit finally led Mark out of Oneness Pentecostalism and into the Catholic Church. A faith-strengthener for Catholics and an intriguing challenge to those who call themselves "Christian" but reject the Trinity, All in the Name is at once an inspiring human story of conversion and a powerful defense of traditional Christian beliefs. Book jacket.