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In an age of ecumenism in which there is the concerted effort to unite Protestants and Roman Catholics into one church with the Pope as the head of it, it has became common practice for ecumenical leaders to claim that the Protestant Reformers, the Puritans and the Pilgrim fathers were all ecumenical in their attitude toward the Pope and his church. The Reformation View of Roman Catholicism will...

government adhered to today by the Roman See and all its satellites, and the whole picture of that hierarchy which they are always talking about; also, to compare with it our description of the first and ancient church. From such a comparison will appear the nature of that church which these men have who are raging to oppress-or rather to destroy-us by its mere title. (IV:V:1) But if anyone should duly weigh and examine this outward form of church government which exists today under the papacy, he
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