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The three walls of Romanists refer to the three arguments presented by Martin Luther in his work "The Babylonian Captivity of the Church." The walls are the Pope's sole authority to interpret Scripture, the sacramental system as necessary for salvation, and the belief that only the Pope can call a general council.

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