Ebook: The Jesuits from The History of Protestantism book fifteenth

It is amazing that an international organization of regimented priests, with allegiance to no nation, and a notorious history of political intrigue and corruption, is able - under the guise of religion - to freely associate, advise, influence and infiltrate the governments of the world. Knowing the history of the Jesuits; their methods, political morals and stated purpose, makes us aware of the danger we are in. It explains the corruption of the clearly stated intentions of the J. S. Constitution, and the loss of our civil liberties; it explains international terrorism and the wars, always along the lines of dead religions.

America has a moral obligation to the world, to our friends and to our enemies—and our enemies to us—to Investigate, expose, neutralize and render politically null, all secret societies, religious or not, that have international connections and sectarian political ambitions. It is only after these "friendly” enemies have been neutralized that we car hope to find peace and understanding in the world. The author is a minister of the Gospel, Britain's foremost Protestant historian. While he penned many books during his lifetime, he is undoubtedly best known for his 24 book collection, The History of Protestantism from which this came.