Do you think that Scott's previous ardent anti-Catholicism contributed to his strong Catholic commitments later in life?

What was the best way for Scott to handle helping Kimberly to convert?

Should Kimberly have divorced Scott? Should she have converted?

What are Scott's arguments against Protestantism? Are they successful?

Is Scott fair to his opponents? If so, why doesn't he spend more time on their counterarguments? If not, in what ways is he not fair?

What really motivates Scott's conversion to Catholicism?

How does Scott and Kimberly's marriage suffer as a result of Scott's conversion?

Is Scott's willingness to sacrifice anything for the Catholic Church selfish or selfless?