The Two BabylonsCosimo, Inc., 1 Haz 2007 - 356 sayfa The Two Babylons: Or, the Papal Worship Proved to be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife is a key religious text written by author Alexander Hislop. This Hislop work is based on the concept that numerous traditions of Roman Catholicism came directly from a mysterious religion largely focused on Nimrod and his family. Coming from this ancient Babylonian religion, many of todays continued practices were incorporated into the teachings of Jesus Christ from this religion, and are revealed in this highly acclaimed early 20th century work. The Two Babylons is highly recommended for those who are interested in the origins of Christian traditions and those who enjoy the writings of author Alexander Hislop. |
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The Mother and Child and the Original of the Child | 19 |
The Mother of the Child | 74 |
CHAPTER III | 91 |
CHAPTER IV | 129 |
RITES AND CEREMONIES | 171 |
CHAPTER VI | 206 |
CHAPTER VII | 225 |
CONCLUSION | 275 |
APPENDIX | 291 |
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