The Deceit of Rome: The Roman Catholic Church, an Invented Institution Based on Lies, Intrigues and Malpractice

Uncover the hidden truths behind the Roman Catholic Church. This explosive exposé confirms long-held suspicions about the Church's deceitful practices and power-hungry agenda. Delve into centuries of corruption, from wealthy cardinals enjoying lavish lifestyles to financial fraud within the Curia.

Explore the origins of Christianity, the role of Mary Magdalene, and the influence of Gnostic teachings. Challenge the Church's dogma and discover the historical inaccuracies that have shaped its narrative. This book is for those seeking a deeper understanding of religious history and a critical perspective on institutional power.

Maurits Prins was born in 1936 in a Catholic family in the south of The Netherlands. After graduating high school he entered a monastery where he studied psychology and developed his musical skills. In 1968 he started his own practice as a Jungian psychologist and psychosocial therapist, for which his psychic abilities were of great help.