The Case for Tradition: Why Catholicism Needs a Conservative Pope is a powerful and unapologetic defense of the Church's sacred heritage and a rallying cry for renewal. Samuel Carter argues that the crises facing the Catholic Church—doctrinal ambiguity, moral collapse, liturgical confusion, and institutional drift—are the result of abandoning tradition in pursuit of worldly relevance. With clarity and passion, he makes the case for a return to orthodoxy, liturgical reverence, doctrinal integrity, and apostolic leadership. More than a critique, this book is a roadmap for faithful Catholics longing to see the Church restored, renewed, and reanchored on the Rock of Christ.