“The Trail of Blood” . . . Following the Christians Down Through the Centuries – by J.M. Carroll
The History of Baptist Churches From the Time of Christ, Their Founder, to the Present Day.
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Popery! As it Was and as it Is – By William Hogan
Americans who read this work may think, “This is all very interesting history of the Catholic church in America in the first half of the 19th century, but it is not like that today.” While it’s true that modern American Catholics have a more tolerant attitude toward non-Catholics, what do the priests and bishops think about it? They are still seeking domination of America.
Continue reading →A Method for Prayer — by Matthew Henry
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Matthew Henry teaches us how to pray with many written prayers based directly from the Holy Scriptures!
Continue reading →Popery The Foe of the Church and of the Republic
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The history of the pagan practices of the Roman Catholic Church which continue to this day.
Continue reading →The Pope – Chief of White Slavers, High Priest of Intrigue
Former Catholic priest Jeremiah J. Crowley exposes the Popes of Rome as evil tyrants whose interest is only money and power over as much of the world as possible.
Continue reading →Romanism and the Reformation – H. Grattan Guinness
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This is an outstanding series of lectures exposing the Roman Catholic Church as “MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.” of Revelation 17:5.
Continue reading →The Papacy Is The Antichrist – By Rev. J. A. Wylie
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The Papacy, speaking through its representative and head, calls itself the “Vicar of Christ.” The first, “Antichrist,” is a Greek word, the second, “Vicar,” is an English word; but the two are in reality one, for both words have the same meaning. Antichrist translated into English is Vice-Christ, or Vicar of Christ; and Vicar of Christ, rendered into Greek is Antichrist – Antichristos.
Continue reading →Living Fountains or Broken Cisterns – An Educational Problem for Protestants
The author has attempted, by a generous use of historical quotations, to so arrange facts that the reader will see that the hope of Protestantism and the hope of republicanism lies in the proper education of the youth.
Continue reading →Liberalism: Its Cause And Cure – Chapter Six: The Cure
The attack on the Word of God which was once the sole ambition of only a few academic theologians in Europe has become a malignancy in America, one that threatens to overtake and destroy the vitality of the Christian faith.
Continue reading →Liberalism: Its Cause And Cure – Chapter Five: Defending Morality
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Continue reading →Liberalism: Its Cause And Cure – Chapter Four: Charismatics Are Liberals
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Continue reading →Liberalism: Its Cause And Cure – Chapter Three: The Mainline Churches And Evolution
Increasing doubts about the Bible in the 1870s led to increasing faith in science and the new technology. The devastation of the Civil War in America gave way to optimism about the progress of man. The United States began a period of economic and geographical expansion which did not abate until the reunification of Vietnam in l975.
Continue reading →Liberalism: Its Cause And Cure – Chapter Two Merger Mania
A person who formerly believed in Jesus as the Son of God and Savior but now rejects the divinity of Christ, spending his energy in undermining the faith of others—that person is an apostate.
Continue reading →Liberalism: Its Cause And Cure – The Poisoning of American Christianity and the Antidote
This book began as an attempt to explain to the ordinary church member the corruption of the Christian faith. The typical church member does not understand how a minister could deny the virgin birth of Christ or explain away the meaning of the cross and yet remain a pastor.
Continue reading →The Popes of Rome – By Ronald Cooke
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The last popes have been praised not only by Roman Catholics but by evangelical and fundamental Protestants. Does the papacy deserve such praise?
Continue reading →History of the Papacy By Rev. J.A. Wylie, LL.D
Temporal power is a root-prerogative of the Papacy. With or without his crown, the Pope, so long as he exists, will be a Great Temporal Power.
Continue reading →The God of Rome Eaten by Rats
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An amusing story of the foolishness of believing God Who created the universe would allow one of His lowly creatures to harm Him.
Continue reading →Martin Luther’s Reply to the Papal Bull of Leo X
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Exsurge Domine (Latin: Arise O Lord) is a papal bull issued on 15 June 1520 by Pope Leo X. It was written in response to the teachings of Martin Luther which opposed the views of the papacy. It censured forty one propositions extracted from Luther’s 95 theses and subsequent writings, and threatened him with excommunication unless he recanted within a sixty day period commencing upon the publication of the bull … Continue reading →
On the Babylonish Captivity of the Church – By Martin Luther
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“I now know and am sure that the Papacy is the kingdom of Babylon, and the power of Nimrod the mighty hunter.” – Quote from Martin Luther
Continue reading →“On Christian Freedom” – by Martin Luther
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The believing soul, by its faith in Christ, becomes free from all sin, fearless of death, safe from hell, and endowed with eternal life in Jesus Christ.
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