APOSTASY OF THE CHURCH OF ROME, AND THE IDENTITY OF THE PAPAL POWER, WITH The Man of Sin and Son of Perdition OF ST. PAUL'S PROPHECY, IN THE SECOND EPISTLE TO THE THESSALONIANS, OF Scripture and History. By WILLIAM CUNINGHAME, Esq. AUTHOR OF A DISSERTATION ON THE SEALS AND TRUMPETS OF THE APOCALYPSE, 168 "Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen, and is become the habitation of devils, and the hold GLASGOW: Printed by Young, Gallie, & Co. FOR M. OGLE; GLASGOW: OGLE, ALLARDICE, & THOMSON; WAUGH, & INNES; AND W. OLIPHANT, EDINBURGH: OGLES, DUNCAN & COCHRAN; CADELL & DAVIES; J. HATCHARD; LONDON: CONTENTS. Page CHAP. II. The term Apostasy ascertained to be synoni- mous with Idolatry-Two propositions laid down charging the guilt of Idolatry on the Church of Rome-First, in the worship of Saints; and Secondly, of Images-The worship of Saints by that Church proved to be Idolatry -The arguments of the Rev. P. Gandolphy in |