Explore Alexander Hislop’s seminal 1853 work, ‘The Two Babylons,’ available at The Bookish Owl. This foundational religious text meticulously argues that the practices and traditions of the Catholic Church are deeply rooted in the ancient Babylonian religion, specifically the worship of Nimrod and Semiramis. Hislop draws striking parallels between biblical descriptions of Babylonian worship, early Christian writings, and historical Catholic ceremonies and holidays. Inspired by archaeological discoveries in Nineveh, this book offers a controversial yet compelling perspective on religious history. Published on premium acid-free paper, ‘The Two Babylons’ remains a vital read for understanding the origins of papal worship and is a must-have for any serious theological collection.