Evangelical Belief: Its Conflict with Rome (Classic Reprint)

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The or so found in her assemblies probably do not represent a tithe of the Irish and Continental Catholics who have poured into the Heart of the Empire.

But we cannot be too vigilant, nor can we too strenuously assert that truth, and exhibit that light, which are fatal to the claims of Rome. If we are to believe Cardinal Vaughan's estimates, converts are won to the Pope in England every year. I venture on the assertion that the are all ignorant of the history of the Church in Roman Catholic countries, or of the ideal of the Church in the New Testament. In nine cases out of ten I am persuaded they are ignorant of both. No Englishman would or could bow the neck to the Papacy, if he really knew what the Papacy has made of Peru, or even of Italy. Nor again could any enlightened person go over to Rome if he had any adequate knowledge of the New Testament. Ignorance is absolutely essential to the Roman Propaganda.

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