KJV vs. Catholicism. Volume 1: The Two Righteousnesses Christ's or Our Own

Are you standing in Christ's perfect righteousness, or are you trusting in your own?

In KJV vs. Catholicism, Volume 1: The Two Righteousnesses, David Michael Curtis strips away centuries of man-made tradition to answer the most critical question of the Christian faith: How is a person justified before a holy God?

Using an uncompromising, topical study of the King James Bible, this book contrasts the biblical doctrine of imputed righteousness—a free gift purchased by Christ's perfect life and finished work on the cross—against the Roman Catholic system of infused righteousness, sacraments, the ongoing sacrifice of the Mass, and Purgatory.

Inside, you will find 100 direct questions answered exclusively through the lens of Scripture. To respect your time and study needs, the book is divided into 100 Quick Summary Answers for rapid reading, followed by 100 Comprehensive Analyses for a deeper dive into the doctrines. It also includes narrative Fireside Chats to help break down complex historical and theological divides.

You do not need a theology degree or a knowledge of ancient languages to understand the truth; you only need the Word of God. Whether you are a lifelong believer, a member of a house church, or someone questioning the traditions of institutional religion, this book serves as a watchman's guide to returning to the simplicity, harmony, and absolute authority of the King James Bible.