Catherine Sinclair's Popish Legends or Bible Truths is a scathing critique of Roman Catholicism and its beliefs and practices. Sinclair takes aim at many of the legends and myths that were common in popular Catholicism at the time, and makes the case for a more rational, straightforward approach to the Bible. This book is a fascinating look at the religious debates of the period and continues to be relevant today.

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