Facts and Assertions: or a Brief and Plain Exhibition of the Incongruity of the Peculiar Doctrines of the Church of Rome With Those Both of the Sacred Scriptures and of the Early Writers of the Christian Church Catholic

"Facts and Assertions: or a Brief and Plain Exhibition of the Incongruity of the Peculiar Doctrines of the Church of Rome With Those Both of the Sacred Scriptures and of the Early Writers of the Christian Church Catholic" by George Stanley Faber is a theological exploration critiquing Catholic Church doctrines by comparing them to scripture and early Christian teachings. The author questions the Church's claim of unbroken doctrinal accuracy since the time of the apostles, focusing on the Council of Trent as a source of its teachings. Faber uses historical evidence to challenge the Church's alignment with scriptural teachings, questioning doctrines like transubstantiation and purgatory, and presenting a case for scriptural and historical accuracy over what he views as Roman Catholic deviations.