For centuries, the Roman Catholic Church has claimed to be the one true Church founded by Jesus Christ—possessing apostolic authority, infallible tradition, and salvific power. But is this claim rooted in Scripture, or has it been built on centuries of religious distortion, political domination, and doctrinal corruption?

In this meticulously researched and unapologetically direct work, Roman Catholicism: A Historical and Theological Refutation of a False Religion, Edward D. Andrews exposes the true nature of Roman Catholicism using Scripture, historical documentation, and conservative evangelical theology. From the false claim that Peter founded the Church in Rome to the violent suppression of Bible translation, the torturing of dissenters, clerical sexual abuse, counterfeit miracles, and doctrinal inventions such as the Mass, Purgatory, Papal Infallibility, and Marian devotion—this book lays bare the facts Rome seeks to hide.

Andrews documents how the Roman Church, far from preserving biblical Christianity, systematically replaced it with man-made tradition and authoritarian hierarchy. With precision and clarity, he traces the development of Roman Catholic teachings that stand in direct opposition to the inerrant Word of God. He challenges believers to test every doctrine by Scripture alone and to reject the seductive call to unity that compromises biblical truth.

This is not a polemic of bitterness, but a call to truth—an urgent warning to come out from a system that for centuries has made war against the Word of God and persecuted the people of God. For those seeking clarity, conviction, and a return to the authority of Scripture, this book is a necessary and timely resource.