In ⿿The Mystery of Iniquity Unveiled,⿝ Chandler Curtis delivers a fervent and detailed refutation of Popery, elucidating his arguments through seven compelling discourses. Published in 1822, this work seeks to unfold and refute what Curtis identifies as the iniquities of the Catholic Church, casting light on its perceived destiny as foretold in prophetic scripture.

Curtis meticulously examines core tenets and practices, offering a staunchly Protestant perspective on ecclesiology and biblical interpretation. This historical religious text provides valuable insights into the theological debates of the early 19th century and the prevailing attitudes towards Catholicism during this period. Scholars and readers interested in religious history, Protestant theology, and the history of anti-Catholic sentiment will find this a significant and thought-provoking work.

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