Roman Catholicism By Lorraine Boettner Chapter XV Marriage
The Roman Church has attempted to control everything pertaining to marriage. Since marriage was held to be a sacrament, civil marriage was declared to be unlawful.
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Roman Catholicism By Lorraine Boettner Chapter XIV Celibacy
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The Catholic Church requires that its priests, & nuns abstain from marriage. It’s not to be confused with the vow of chastity – abstention from sexual relations.
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Tess teaching the Bible to children Praise God, I just paid the Ipage hosting company $257.79 for another year to host this website. It was due on May 3rd and we’re glad to get it paid early. The price went up! It was $220 a year but suddenly went up to $270 a year. I asked the company why and was told it was because of inflation. But they kindly … Continue reading →
What is the Greatest Intelligence Agency in the World? – by Darryl Eberhart
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All of the world’s intelligence agencies together do not even have one hundredth of the information-gathering capabilities of the VATICAN.
Continue reading →Roman Catholicism By Lorraine Boettner Chapter XIII Ritualism
Roman Catholic people have to struggle with ritualism and superstition, forms and ceremonies which impress the eye but deaden the soul to spiritual truth.
Continue reading →A Description of the Antichrist – By Darryl Eberhart
the identity of the Antichrist] is proclaimed in II Thess. 2 as BOTH a system AND a person: the ‘man of sin’ and the one who would sit in the ‘temple [Ed.: Greek: “naos”] of God’ calling himself God. And the only one in the pages of history who has done this is the Pope.
Continue reading →Roman Catholicism By Lorraine Boettner Chapter XII Penance, Indulgences: Salvation by Grace or by Works?
Protestantism is primarily a reassertion of New Testament Christianity, the teaching that salvation is by faith rather than works. Romanism, on the other hand, teaches that salvation depends ultimately upon ourselves, upon what we do, that one can “earn” salvation by obedience to the laws of the church.
Continue reading →Roman Catholicism By Lorraine Boettner Section Three Chapter XI The Infallibility of the Pope
The doctrine of papal infallibility appeals to many people who are poorly informed. They know practically nothing about the Bible. Consequently, they have no sound theology on which to base their actions.
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