OOPS: Catholic Bigotry, Blasphemy and Turpitude.The Catholic Church bills itself as the moral voice of humanity. It's time to examine whether that voice has been telling the truth. For over a thousand years, the Catholic Church has operated under a cloak of unearned reverence, its crimes excused as "ancient history" and its ongoing failures dismissed as the work of "a few bad apples." This institutional protection racket ends here. OOPS is a meticulously researched, extensively documented examination of institutional Christianity's greatest betrayals-from the blood-soaked Crusades to the systematic rape of children in modern parishes. This isn't theology or faith-based criticism. This is documented history that the Church cannot deny because it comes from their own archives, their own documents, their own admissions. What You'll Discover: The Crusades (1095-1291): How Christ's message of love became a 200-year reign of genocide and conquest The Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834): A 356-year machinery of terror that transformed faith into fear and neighbors into informants Papal Bulls Authorizing Slavery (1452-1493): When the Vatican became the theological architect of the Atlantic slave trade The Sale of Indulgences: How God's free grace became a market commodity with standardized price lists Modern Sexual Abuse Scandals: The systematic rape of innocence and institutional cover-ups that continue today Each chapter reveals not isolated incidents but systematic patterns of corruption, violence, and betrayal that persist across centuries. This isn't persecution-it's accountability. Why This Book Matters Now: While the Church lectures the world on morality, it has never faced consequences proportional to its documented crimes. It has survived scandals that would have toppled governments because it perfected the art of deflection, denial, and institutional amnesia. But something is different now. Information doesn't disappear anymore. Archives are digitized. Victims can connect across continents. The tools of accountability have finally caught up with the Church's tools of obfuscation. Not Anti-Religious-Pro-Truth: This book doesn't attack faith, spirituality, or genuine religious community. It exposes an institution that claims moral authority while systematically violating every principle its founder died for. It's a call not for the destruction of Catholicism, but for the destruction of Catholic immunity. What Critics Are Saying: "Devastating, documented, and impossible to dismiss. This is the accountability the Church has avoided for centuries." "Every specific claim is backed by evidence the Church cannot deny. The difference is someone finally willing to say what those documents actually mean." "Not since the 95 Theses has someone so systematically exposed institutional Christianity's betrayal of its own principles." The evidence is overwhelming. The pattern is clear. The choice is simple. What will you do with what you now know?