The Two Babylons: Or the Papal Worship Proved to Be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife

from DanielAlgara

A fantastic read. Many indisputable elements, though erroneous at times: Some of the research is bad, but still the assertions must be assessed through reason, not on the character of the author or any other citation.A little conspiratorial, but many of the dots shall connect if any reasonable ma...

from johncalvinhall

An excellent and thorough evaluation on the origins of Romanism and their traditions.

from galacticus

This book was endorsed by mainline protestant theologians upon publication; many would not endorse this book now. I believe the book uses faulty historical data and draws bizarre conclusions not supported by scripture. While this book provided much fodder during non-ecumenical times its current v...

from tuckerresearch

Oh, the classic nineteenth century piece of polemic against the Catholic Church. It is amazing how much of this information crops up today still. Now, I'm no big fan of the Catholic Church, I have problems with some aspects of their theology, teachings, and church government, but I still believe ...