Dealings with the Inquisition is a controversial and polemical work by Giacinto Achilli, an Italian former Dominican friar who became a vocal critic of the Roman Catholic Church. In this book, Achilli recounts his personal experiences within the Catholic Church and the Inquisition, offering a scathing critique of its practices, particularly its treatment of dissent and heresy. He shares his first-hand observations of the power dynamics, the role of priests and Jesuits, and the use of the I...

The Collection of Protestant Polemic and Reformation Critique: 4 Classic Exposé Texts is an enlightening exploration of theological rift and reformative zeal, capturing the fervent spirit that marked the Protestant Reformation. Within this compilation lie a spectrum of literary forms, from impassioned treatises to incisive critiques of ecclesiastical authority, underscoring the dynamic tensions between emergent Protestant thought and Roman Catholic orthodoxy. Each text encapsulates the raw...