Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Christianity: Or Why I Became a Non-Sectarian
I wish to show in a few chapters the inconsistencies in sectarianism. All I ask is: Give this your earnest, im partial consideration, and form your own conclusions. Note well that I am trying to lead you to the word of God, and nowhere else, and if I state anything contrary to the Scriptures, or sound sense, reject it as fast as you can; but as I am addressing Catholics in particular, I will quote exclusively from the Catholic Bible, and as the Catholics are the most ill read in the Scriptures, it will be necessary to quote Scripture at length, but will curtail it as much as possible, quoting verses and parts of verses as needed for said argument. I was born and raised a Catholic, and have belonged to that creed until past middle life; have two sisters in the convent; two first cousins who are priests, and my wife has several cousins who are priests and nuns. I have raised a family of eleven children. I have had some experience in life and also in sectarianism.
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