"A Discourse Concerning The Idolatry of the Church of Rome" Daniel Whitet, D. D., 1674
This treatise expresses the contentious religious debates of its time, where the author fervently argues against perceived idolatry within the Roman Catholic Church. Set against a backdrop of intense religious conflict and reform, Whitet's articulate arguments cast a critical eye on practices he believed perverted true Christian worship. As relevant today as it was over three centuries ago, this book offers a timeless exploration of religious expression and critique.
 
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