Twisted Unto Destruction by Donald J. Johnson critiques the Protestant principle of sola scriptura (the belief in the Bible alone as the sole rule of faith), arguing that it has led to doctrinal chaos, division, and moral decline. Johnson asserts that rejecting the authority of the Church has allowed individuals to manipulate Scripture to justify harmful ideologies and behaviors, including violence, greed, and immorality. As a former Evangelical Protestant, Johnson contends that without a unified Church authority, Protestantism has struggled to resist and has sometimes even endorsed modern errors. The book calls for a return to proper biblical interpretation guided by the Church to counter these abuses.