The Elder Son Explained and the Romish Church Ex

This work critiques Catholicism, arguing that it has deviated from its original teachings and practices. It presents a Protestant perspective on the Church's history, doctrine, and rituals, highlighting perceived corruptions and abuses. The text also explores the concept of the "Elder Son," which is interpreted as a reference to Christ, emphasizing his role in salvation and the rejection of Catholic dogma.

By J. Church · First published 1688 · Genre: Religious Critique, Theological Analysis, Religious Polemic

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