The Mutilated Bible: Martin Luther's War Against Apostolic Christianity is a fearless exposé of how the Protestant Reformation severed Christianity from its historical, apostolic, and sacramental roots. In this brutal takedown of sola scriptura and faith-alone theology, A.A. Castor dives deep into the tragic mutilation of the biblical canon, the reckless distortion of Paul's letters, and the dismembering of the visible Church Christ founded. Backed by Church Fathers, historical records, and Scripture itself, this book systematically dismantles the pillars of Protestant thought and calls readers back to the Apostolic Church — Catholic, Orthodox, visible, and unified. From Luther's removal of books to modern evangelical chaos, this work traces the trajectory of rebellion, division, and doctrinal decay. For anyone brave enough to face what was lost in the Reformation — and what it will take to restore it — this book is your unapologetic wake-up call.