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the History of the Papacy podcast. I will see you soon. Strong laid out some really interesting

arguments on his chapter on Romanism. He clearly knew what he was talking about when it came to

the structure of the church,

but wasn't always completely fair about in his arguments.

And whatever you want to say about him, strong did not preach violence at all, even quite to the opposite.

And what he was really was participating in a wider atmosphere of suspicion, where Catholics and immigrants were increasingly treated not simply as neighbors, but potential threats to the fabric of the country.

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