To set the stage for the discussion of El Salvador it is necessary to understand the perspective the United States had of most of Latin America, when the troubles broke out in Central America in the 1970’s. Simply put: it was a Jesuit perspective.
Continue reading →In his zeal for revival, Martin Lloyd-Jones failed to give a proper contextual exegesis in his explanation of “sign gifts’—and thereby gave credibility to the Charismatic movement.
Continue reading →Is America headed for Revival? For a spiritual reconstruction? Or is it headed down into even deeper apostasy?
Continue reading →After the Reformation the Jesuits worked all kinds of mischief to destabilize Protestant governments. In England, in the Elizabethan era, all kinds of Romish plots and Jesuit conspiracies were the order of the day. England, at that time was rightly perceived to be the most powerful opponent of Rome, and therefore every effort was made to undermine and overthrow that Protestant kingdom. The effort continues today unabated.
Continue reading →The Jesuits have taught for centuries that an “ecclesiastic” has the RIGHT to escape trial by the civil courts of the land. This Jesuit teaching is being pushed hard at the present time in Canada and the United States. The Jesuits maintain that an “ecclesiastic” is not subject to trial by state courts.
Continue reading →Romanists believe that they can be saved more easily through Mary. Christ requires repentance, Mary devotion. Faith in Christ demands submission to the will of God, reformation of life, and devotion of heart as required by the gospel; while devotion to Mary consists in prayers to her, or some external practices in her honor.
Continue reading →Proof from Roman Catholic sources that Catholics look more to Mary than to Jesus for salvation.
Continue reading →This recent Evangelical-Roman Catholic Accord is just one more step in a long line of dialogue and betrayal. The amount of ecumenical activity today is absolutely staggering. The drive to unite “Christendom” (really Popedom) has been greatly accelerated in the past few years.
Continue reading →A Study embracing the United States, El Salvador, and the European Economic Community, showing how differently the Roman Catholic System works to try to produce a Jesuit Vaticanomy.
Continue reading →A former Catholic nun turned Protestant rebukes the Bishop of Chichester for his false accusations against Rev. J.D. Fulton.
Continue reading →Some theonomists like to sing the praises of medieval times. Their ideal is to return to that golden time when the papacy governed Europe and the “church” ruled the nations.
Continue reading →It should be of interest to every true Bible-believer that the Puritans who first came to America staunchly opposed Roman Catholicism. An indication of this strong opposition to anything popish was the early settlers’ refusal even to acknowledge Christmas as a holiday. Christmas smacked so strongly of everything which they opposed that it was not officially celebrated in Massachusetts until 1856.
Continue reading →Today as religion is considered a good thing no matter what is taught or believed, Communism is set up as the EVIL of the world. It is apparent, or it should be, to every true Bible-believer that the battle for truth is waged on a much broader front than anticommunism.
Continue reading →Jesus being “the way, the truth, and the life,” it follows that whosoever attempts to attain heaven through the aid of Mary rejects Christ and brings damnation upon the soul.
Continue reading →American public opinion is being increasingly influenced by Jesuit philosophy. What is even more troubling is that the so-called “Christian Right” is also being riddled with Jesuit ideas.
Continue reading →The Vatican has a worldwide network not only of those connected officially to the Vatican workforce, but millions of loyal sons and daughters all over the world, to carry out her program and plan to take over the world for the Papacy.
Continue reading →Romanism is now accorded a sympathetic press in many areas of what was once militant Protestantism. The practice of quoting from modern Roman Catholic writers and using Roman Catholic leaders as examples of great protagonists of freedom has become widespread in fundamental circles today.
Continue reading →Rome to destroy faith in Christ, lifts up Mary. In all the picture galleries of Europe, and also many of those found in England and America, we see pictures of Mary holding Christ’s crucified body and ministering to the sleeping dead in all wonderful attitudes of worship.
Continue reading →The Papacy has never pretended to be out for anything but the absolute control of the world.
Continue reading →“It was made possible, of course, by the willingness of the world’s news media to give the church something better than an even break… The Pope suddenly became for many the most prestigious individual alive.”
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