The Fiend Of The Reformation Detected, Part 1

Focusing on two critical arguments from the Reformation, the book examines the flawed beliefs surrounding the Bible as the sole source of religious truth and the notion of salvation through faith alone, dismissing the importance of good works. Gray critiques prominent Reformation figures, utilizing a wealth of historical and theological references to support his claims. This work contributes significantly to discussions about the Reformation's legacy and remains relevant for scholars and theologians. The book is presented as a facsimile reprint, preserving its original context.