REFORMATION BOOKSHELF CD (Volume 15 of 30) The Reformation View of Antichrist (1/4) On the Papacy (Roman Catholicism), the Jesuits, Islam, etc. -- along . Defending Inspiration, Sola Scriptura, etc.

This CD runs on any computer (PC or Mac) as each book is in the common, popular, and easy-to-use Adobe Acrobat PDF format. It also contains the 101 FREE bonus books and articles listed in the summary for Reformation Bookshelf CD #1 on the web, as well as all the books and MP3s listed below: BENNETT, RICHARD The Antichrist Unveiled (2000) Richard Bennett was a Roman Catholic priest for 23 years before he turned to Christ (and left Rome) in 1985. He has been growing in the faith since and he has recently adopted the classic Reformation position that the Papacy is the Antichrist or "Man of Sin" (cf. WCF 25:6). BENNETT, RICHARD Dominus Iesus: Rome Exalts Her Throne, A Verbal Reappearance of the Inquisition & A Kiss of Death for the Ecumenists (2000) BLAKENEY, R.P. Manual of Romish Controversy: Being a Complete Refutation of the Creed of Pope Pius IV BLAKENEY, RICHARD P. Protestant Catechism or Popery Refuted and Protestantism Established By the Word of God BRADFORD, JOHN Confutation of Four Romish Doctrines BRADFORD, JOHN The Hurt of Hearing Mass CALVIN, JOHN Inventory of Relics DABNEY, ROBERT L. The Attractions of Popery DOUGLAS, THOMAS (Translator) Vitis Degeneris: or, The Degenerate Plant (1668) GAVIN, ANTHONY The Great Red Dragon; Or the Master-Key to Popery (1854) HENRY, MATTHEW Popery, A Spiritual Tyranny HISLOP, ALEXANDER The Two Babylons or the Papal Worship Proved to Be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife (1916) Chapters cover the "Objects of Worship," "Festivals," "Doctrine and Discipline," "Rites and Ceremonies," "Religious Orders," and the development of the two systems considered "Historically and Prophetically." KNOX, JOHN Against Romish Rites and Political and Ecclesiastical Tyranny (1554) VINKE, PETER Protestants Separated for Christ's Name's Sake (1675, reprinted 1845) Explains and defends the Reformers reasons for separation from Rome. Exhibits the major points of disagreement, these being the sufficiency of Scripture, the doctrines of grace (salvation), and purity of worship. Elaborates on each major area, explaining the numerous points of division specifically. WILKINSON, HENRY The Pope of Rome is Antichrist (1675, 1845 edition) WYLIE, J.A. The Papacy is the Antichrist (1888) + Inspiration, Sola Scriptura, etc. ALEXANDER, ARCHIBALD Evidences of the Authenticity, Inspiration, and Canonical Authority of the Holy Scriptures (1838) BANNERMAN, JAMES Inspiration: The Infallible Truth and Divine Authority of the Holy Scriptures (1865) DICK, JOHN An Essay on the Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures (1840) FULKE, WILLIAM A Defense of the Sincere and True Translations of the Holy Scriptures in the English Tongue, Against the Manifold Cavils, Frivolous Quarrels, and Impudent Slanders of Gregory Martin, One of the Readers of Popish Divinity in the Traitorous Seminary of Rhemes. Whereunto is added a brief confutation of all such quarrels and cavils, as have been of late uttered by diverse Papists in the English Pamphlets, against the writings of the said William Fulke. (1583, 1843 edition, 621 pages) GAUSSEN, L. Theopneustia: The Plenary Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures (1854) GIRARDEAU, JOHN The Protestant View of the Inspiration and Authority of Scripture PAUL, JOHN A Refutation of Arianism: Or, A Defence of the Plenary Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures, The Supreme Deity of the Son and the Holy Ghost, The Atonement, Original Sin, Predestination, The Perseverance of the Saints, etc. (1828) To this is added "A Defence of Creeds and Confessions." 319 pages. WHITAKER, WILLIAM A Disputation on Holy Scripture, Against the Papists, Especially Bellarmine and Stapleton (Originally written in 1588; 1610 [Latin], 1849 English edition translated by Fitzgerald. 718 pages, indexed.) Whitaker's masterwork, defending the Protestant position on the Scriptures and refuting some of the best of the Jesuits in