"Thirty Years In Hell" Or, "From Darkness to Light"Fresenborg, Bernard
Religion
"Thirty Years In Hell" Or, "From Darkness to Light"
Fresenborg, Bernard
Anti-Catholicism; Catholic Church -- Controversial literature; Catholic ex-priests
Catholicism teaches her children that our public schools are "plague
spots" and "nurseries of hell," and impresses upon their minds that
education, in a broad sense, is not essential, and also teaches them
that they must look to the priestcraft for their education, and at
the same time the priestcraft is instructed by the Pope of Rome that
a broad-gauge education is not permissible to be given to the
followers of Catholicism, and the Pope of Rome teaches her bishopric
and her priestcraft that they must fight the public school system,
and in its stead erect the parochial schools of Rome, which are
nothing more nor less than schools of dogmas, and these dogmas are
incubators of anarchy, for without education and without love of
country, anarchy is as certain to follow as the day is certain to
follow night, but still Protestantism stands idly by and allows
Catholicism to villify her institutions, and at the same time permits
Catholicism to place her followers in a position to draw salaries
from the institutions which they despise and hate with the venom of
hell.
It is my object and my aim to arouse Protestantism to a sense of
their duty, and if I can do this I will feel that I have accomplished
a task that will eventually call forth the plaudits of the American
people, for as sure as God reigns, just that sure our public schools
will be crushed out of existence by Catholicism unless Protestant
America raises her voice and her strong arm in defense of our public
school system, and against the encroachment of the damnable and
diabolical doctrines of Catholicism.
Our greatest American statesmen, our greatest American patriots, our
greatest American thinkers, our wisest and most loyal citizens, and
our grandest old mothers are Protestants, and born of Protestant
stock; then why should we hesitate to denounce this anarchistic demon
of Rome, when we know what she thinks of our American institutions,
and when we are absolutely certain that if it was within her power
she would crash into dust everything that is near and dear to
Protestantism?
Arouse, ye Protestant hosts, and buckle on the armor of your
forefathers and march out in a solid body of Protestant warriors and
fight to the death the encroachment of Romish rule and force her back
into the trenches of her degradation, and compel her to remain within
the border of the countries which she has desolated by her hellish
dogmas, and purge the shores of the "home of the brave and the land
of the free" of this scarlet-robed hag, who would paralyze our
American institutions which are near and dear to every pure American,
both man and woman, who dwells beneath the folds of the American
flag.
[Illustration: "HEATHENISH PRACTICES."
"A dupe kissing the supposed bone of "Saint Ann"
to cure Rheumatism."]
Chapter XIII.
The Influence of the Priesthood of
America Upon the Morals of This Country.
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