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Roman Catholicism sets forth the differences between evangelical Protestantism and the Roman Catholic Church, both in regard to doctrine and in regard to the practical effects of Catholicism and Protestantism in the lives of ordinary believers. Boettner urges the evangelical community to draw from the apostolic church and from Scripture to discern the proper mode of belief and practice. He shows...

and in some countries the mass is now conducted in the vernacular. But as Protestants it is immaterial to us whether the mass is said in Latin, or English, or Swahili. It is not the language of the mass to which we object, but its content, specifically the doctrine of transubstantiation, which holds that the bread and wine are changed by the priest into the actual flesh and blood of Christ, and that those elements are then eaten by the people. The concessions made in the field of religious freedom
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