Animadversions on Fiat Lux

A vigorous defense of Protestantism against Roman Catholic apologetics, written in response to John Vincent Cane's *Fiat Lux*. Owen exposes the rhetorical sophistries and ten foundational assumptions underlying Cane's case for Rome — from claims about England's Christian origins to papal authority and scriptural sufficiency. Drawing on patristic scholarship and Reformed theology, Owen dismantles the appeal for Protestant return to Rome with characteristic precision and polemical force.