In this groundbreaking work, celebrated philosopher and scientist Robert Boyle offers a powerful argument against Protestant conversion to the Roman Catholic faith, addressing key theological and philosophical issues related to the doctrines and practices of these two belief systems. Drawing on his deep knowledge of both Protestant and Catholic thought, Boyle presents a compelling critique of the Roman Catholic religion, bolstered by his strong faith in the principles of the Reformation. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of religious thought and practice.

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