A provocative examination that argues certain Catholic rites reflect Babylonian and sun-worship origins. It presents a historical critique that connects ritual practice to ancient religious systems.

The work surveys how elements of Catholic worship -- from Eucharistic symbols to ceremonial acts -- are suggested to align with older traditions. It frames these connections as a challenge to common understandings of Christian practice, inviting readers to weigh the evidence and interpretations.

• Analysis of ritual symbols and their possible ancient roots, including imagery associated with the sun.

• Discussion of the Eucharist, its celebrated forms, and the claim of enduring ritual meaning.

• Examination of liturgical initials and their readings within a broader historical context.

• Clarifications on the development of church practices and their historical provenance.

Ideal for readers of religious history and debates about church tradition.

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• Publication Date: August 24, 2018
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