the pope the head of roman catholic church lives at the apostolic palace.
the pope the head of roman catholic church lives at the apostolic palace.
where does the pope the head of roman catholic church live?
the apostolic palace
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milton accuses the roman catholic church of blatantly changing scripture and of blindly leading gullible members astray. he argues that the catholic church's reliance on popery is false religion and uses that as evidence of heresy within the institution. milton begins his argument with the claim that "the increase of popery is at this day no small trouble and offence to the greatest part of the nation." milton continues his argument by juxtaposing the supposed errors of the catholic church with his own definition of "true religion." he maintains that true religion "is the true worship and service of god, learnt and believed from the word of god only." milton also suggests that members of the roman catholic church live by a system of implicit faith. he proposes a solution to the problem, stating that two principles of true religion would "cut off many debates and contentions, schisms, and persecutions" between christians.
of true religion