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'''The Attack''' is a religious tract written by [[Jack Chick]]. It was originally printed in 1985, and remains an in-stock title. It is listed on their website under the subject "For Christians" and also tagged as "[[King James Bible]]".
'''The Attack''' is a religious tract written by [[Jack Chick]]. It was originally printed in 1985, and remains an in-stock title. It is listed on their website under the subject "For Christians" and also tagged as "[[King James Bible]]".
At the outset, Chick acknowledges the contributions of [[Alberto Rivera]] (a widely discredited fraud who claimed to be a former Catholic priest); as such, the tract contains large quantities about Catholicism and its purported attack on the Bible (specifically the KJV and the underlying Textus Receptus; Chick was a noted [[KJV Only]] advocate).
At the outset, Chick acknowledges the contributions of [[Alberto Rivera]] (who claimed to be a former Catholic priest; Rivera's story is widely considered -- even among those who oppose Roman Catholicism -- as a fraud); as such, the tract contains large quantities about Catholicism and its purported attack on the Bible (specifically the KJV and the underlying [[Textus Receptus]]; Chick was a noted [[KJV Only]] advocate).
A Puritan who was one of the original KJV translators is poisoned (supposedly by the [[Jesuit]]s, who are often featured as villains in Chick's materials). After recognizing that the initial attack on God's Word was all the way back in the Garden of Eden, the next topic is the [[Apocrypha]] which Chick claims was an attempt by Catholicism to support many of its key doctrines such as [[Purgatory]], but Jewish rabbis refused to accept it as part of the Old Testament.
A Puritan who was one of the original KJV translators is poisoned (supposedly by the [[Jesuit]]s, who are often featured as villains in Chick's materials). After recognizing that the initial attack on God's Word was all the way back in the Garden of Eden, the next topic is the [[Apocrypha]] which Chick claims was an attempt by Catholicism to support many of its key doctrines such as [[Purgatory]], but Jewish rabbis refused to accept it as part of the Old Testament.