Romanism Analysed by John McDonald and published by Classics.
In this book John McDonald has succeeded in supplying an unanswerable refutation of Rome’s subtleties in a form so interesting, and with a force so impressive as to leave nothing to be desired. With this volume in the hands of believers those who seek to study the Romish controversy are now provided with a thoroughly intelligent understanding of the points at issue, and for laying deep the foundation of a Scriptural faith in saving truth as to opposed to Anti-Christian error.
The Bible and the Bible alone, it has been said is the religion of the Protestants. “To the Law and to the Testimony” must ever therefore be our first, as it is our last, appeal from the authority of man to that of God, in all questions as to saving faith. With refreshing directness that appeal is triumphantly taken on every point in the controversy maintained throughout the following pages; while the solid results of the author’s extensive reading, and the cogency of his inexorable logic, combine to secure the utter ruin of Rome’s unworthy trick of imposing on the authority of tradition what fail to find any support from the word of God.
