A Plain Statement of the Doctrines Objected to in the Church of Rome And the Reasons Fairly Assigned for Separating From Her Communion

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In a time of religious upheaval and burgeoning reform, Joseph Reilly's "A Plain Statement of the Doctrines Objected to in the Church of Rome And the Reasons Fairly Assigned for Separating From Her Communion" emerges as a critical examination of faith. Reilly articulates his dissent against the Church’s teachings, highlighting key issues such as the authority of tradition and the nature of salvation. This theological treatise serves as a vital resource for students and civic activists seeking to understand the complexities of religious separation and individual belief. With clarity and conviction, Reilly invites readers to confront the fundamental doctrines that shaped a pivotal moment in religious history, making it an essential read for historians and those engaged in the discourse of faith and reason.