By Alexander Hislop
The history of many of the pagan symbols that found their way into the Roman Catholic church. Many of the Roman teachings originated, not with Christ, but from the ancient pagan Babylonian religions, which were “made holy” with Christian names. Extremely well documented.
Where did the practice of Mother-Child worship originate? Rome wants you to believe it came from Christ and the Bible. But this book, first published nearly 100 years ago, proves that Mother-Child worship began with ancient pagan Babylonian religion.
In this timeless classic work, you will learn that many Roman Catholic beliefs and practices share the same pagan origin. This historically accurate book reveals the pagan origins of many key Roman Catholic doctrines, including:
The Mass
The Wafer (Eucharist)
Purgatory
The Sovereign Pontiff
Prayers for the Dead
The Rosary
The Sign of the Cross
The Confessional
Clothing & Crowning Images
Priests, Monks and Nuns
Relic Worship
Worship of the Sacred Heart
Extreme Unction
Plus much more!
Paper, 330 p.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Distinctive Character of the Two Systems
Chapter 2: Objects of Worship
Chapter 3: Festivals
Chapter 4: Doctrine and Discipline
Chapter 5: Rites and Ceremonies
Chapter 6: Religious Orders
Chapter 7: The Two Developments Historically and Prophetically Considered
