Popery Not Founded On Scripture Or the Texts Which Papists Cite Out of the Bible

"Popery Not Founded On Scripture, Or, the Texts Which Papists Cite Out of the Bible" is a detailed examination of the scriptural basis, or lack thereof, for Catholic doctrine. Written by Thomas Tenison and William Bramston and originally published in 1689, this work presents a critical analysis of the verses used to support papal authority and other Catholic tenets. The authors challenge the interpretations offered by proponents of Catholicism, particularly concerning the obscurity of scripture and the necessity of papal guidance.

This treatise provides historical context to the religious debates of the 17th century and offers insight into Protestant perspectives on Catholic theology. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the historical controversies surrounding biblical interpretation and the foundations of religious authority.

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