I. Introduction
1. Historical Background
2. Roman Catholicism a Poor Defense against Communism
3. Romanism an Age-long Development
4. Protestantism and First Century Christianity
5. Contrast between Protestant and Roman Catholic Countries
II. The Church
1. Definition
2. 'Catholic'
3. What is a 'Sect'?
4. Church Government
5. The Church in Politics
6. A Church under Foreign Control
7. The Unity and Diversity of Protestantism
III. The Priesthood
1. The Office of the Priest
2. No New Testament Authority for a Human Priesthood
3. Claims of the Roman Priesthood
4. The Christian Ministry not a Sacrificing Ministry
5. Training for the Priesthood
6. Renouncing Priestly Vows
IV. Tradition
1. What Tradition Is
2. How Tradition Nullifies the Word of God
3. The Apocrypha
4. The Nature of the Apocryphal Books
5. The Vulgate and Modern Translations
6. The Question of Authority
7. Tradition Condemned by the Scriptures
8. The Protestant Attitude toward the Bible
9. The Roman Catholic Attitude toward the Bible
10. Interpreting the Bible
V. Peter
1. The Roman Catholic Position
2. The 'Rock'
3. The 'Keys'
4. Papal Authority not Claimed by Peter
5. Paul's Attitude Toward Peter
6. Attitude of the Other Apostles toward Peter
7. Was Peter ever in Rome?
8. Paul's Epistle to the Romans
9. Conclusion
VI. The Papacy
1. The Rise of the Papacy
2. The Claims of the Papacy
3. Worldly Character of the Papacy
VII. Mary
1. Mary's Place in Scripture
2. 'Mother of God'
3. Historical Development
4. Contrast Between Roman and Protestant Teaching
5. Mary as an Object of Worship
6. In Romanism Mary Usurps the Place of Christ
7. Mary Represented as More Sympathetic than Jesus
8. One Mediator
9. Adoration or Idolatry?
10. Latria—Dulia—Hyperdulia
11. Jesus' Attitude toward Mary
12. The Protestant Attitude toward Mary
13. Were there Other Children in the Family of Joseph and Mary?
14. The Immaculate Conception
15. The Assumption of Mary
16. Rome's Purpose in Exalting Mary
VIII. The Mass
1. Definitions
2. The Nature of the Mass
3. The Mass the Same Sacrifice as on Calvary?
4. Transubstantiation
5. The Cup Withheld from the Laity
6. The Finality of Christ's Sacrifice
7. The Mass and Money
8. Historical Development of the Doctrine
9. Seven Sacraments
10. Conclusion
IX. The Confessional
1. The Nature of the Confessional
2. Mortal and Venial Sins
3. The Priests Cannot Forgive Sins
4. Scripture Teaching Regarding Confession
5. Alleged Roman Catholic Scripture Proof
6. Abuses of the Confessional