Old Christianity Against Papal Novelties (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024202021)

"Old Christianity Against Papal Novelties" presents a historical and theological argument against the perceived innovations of the papacy. Written by Gideon Ouseley (1762-1839) and edited by Matthew Sorin, this work offers a perspective rooted in traditional Christian beliefs, contrasting them with what Ouseley considered to be novel doctrines introduced by the Catholic Church.

The book likely explores themes of religious authority, the historical development of Christian doctrine, and the relationship between scripture and tradition. Readers interested in the history of Christian thought, particularly the debates surrounding papal authority and the development of Catholic dogma, will find this work insightful. It provides a valuable glimpse into the religious controversies of the 19th century and earlier periods.

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