Rome Veroordeeld Door De Heilige Schrift, De Geschiedenis En Zijne Jongste Daden...

This is a critical examination of the role of the Catholic Church in European history, focusing on the Church's relationship with the city of Rome. The book argues that the Church's political power has often come at the expense of its spiritual mission, and that a return to the ideals of the early Church is necessary for the Church to regain its moral authority. This is an important work for anyone interested in the history of Christianity or European politics.
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