By Alexander Hislop from the 19th Century which proves the pagan origins of many religious practices and beliefs. Appendix & Index, numerous illustrations. Written over 100 years ago, this book exposes Pagan elements in Christian worship and culture. 352 pages.

Excerpt: "In the unity of that one Only God of the Babylonians, there were three persons, and to symbolize that doctrine of the Trinity, they employed, as the discoveries of Layard prove, the equilateral triangle, just as it is well known the Romish Church does at this day. In both cases such a comparison is most degrading to the King Eternal, and is fitted utterly to pervert the minds of those who contemplate it, as if there was or could be any similitude between such a figure and Him Who hath said, 'To whom will you liken (Elohim), and what likeness will you compare unto Him?'" The Two Babylons, pgs. 16,17.
Written over 100 years ago, this book exposes Pagan elements in Christian worship and culture.