View of Rome: A Guide to Understanding the Beliefs and Practices of Roman Catholics

What disheartens me so, is that many good people, Catholics, fail to accept that Catholicism is not Christian. This is a must read book, especially for objective people. There is a gentle honesty about this book as it explores the roots of Catholicism and its roots in Rome. It is not offensive, biased or some kind of a Catholic bashing book. A sensitive approach was taken in this book.Truth is nothing to fear. We should all embrace truth and make it a part of us. What is written in this book is true and well documented. Take heed:"See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ." Colossians 2:9I am purchasing it again to give to a dear friend to aid her in seeing the light. If truth is important to you, please consider reading this book and passing it along to a friend as I am doing.

Excellent book for a discerning christian, both Catholic and Protestant. John H. Armstrong skillfully provides evidence from Scripture to prove the major issues of the Reformation. Information about the Catholic issues are also well documented. Read it for yourself and you decide