The two Babylons

Book • 1903

Mentioned by

Mentioned by

R.L. Solberg

as a potential source for arguments against celebrating non-biblical holidays.

Mentioned by

Joe Heschmeyer

as a book that tried to connect paganism to the Catholic Church, but did not hold up well.

Recommended by

Thomas Richards

as a resource to understand the origins of various Catholic practices.

Mentioned by

Costanza Casati

as the author of the book in which Semiramis has been called the whore of Babylon.

Mentioned by

Joseph Abrahamson

when discussing those who deny original sin, the legitimacy of heaven, and Christ's salvific work.

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