The Two Babylons

Exploring the origins of Christian traditions, this influential text argues that many practices in Roman Catholicism stem from an ancient Babylonian religion centered on Nimrod and his family. Alexander Hislop meticulously traces these connections, revealing how elements of this mysterious faith were integrated into the teachings of Jesus Christ. This early 20th-century work is essential for readers interested in religious history and the roots of modern worship, offering a provocative perspective on the interplay between ancient beliefs and contemporary practices.