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ISBN: 1163290203

ISBN13: 9781163290200

Romanism: The Enemy Of Education, Of Free Institutions And Of Christianity

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Romanism: The Enemy of Education, of Free Institutions and of Christianity is a book written by Nathan L. Rice. The book is a critical analysis of the Roman Catholic Church and its impact on education, free institutions, and Christianity. The author argues that the Roman Catholic Church is a threat to these three pillars of Western civilization, and that its doctrines and practices are incompatible with the values of modern society. The book provides...

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