Papal Theonomy and America Today – Medieval Theocracy
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.
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The Decline Of Historic Bible Protestantism – Chapter 5. Saving America From What To What
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 →The Decline Of Historic Bible Protestantism – Chapter 4. False Religion Is The Opiate Of The People
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 →Papal Theonomy and America Today – Repudiating the Reformation in America Today
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 →Papal Theonomy And America Today – The Vatican Network
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 →The Decline Of Historic Bible Protestantism – Chapter 3. The Confusion of Fundamentalism
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 →Is It Mary, Or The Lady Of The Jesuits? – Chapter III. Rome Belies the Truth, and Falsifies the Scripture to Aid the Worship of Mary.
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 →Papal Theonomy And America Today – The Ambition of the Papacy
The Papacy has never pretended to be out for anything but the absolute control of the world.
Continue reading →The Decline Of Historic Bible Protestantism – Chapter 2. The News Media and Romanism Today
“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.”
Continue reading →Papal Theonomy And America Today by Ronald Cooke
In this brief study I look at the religion of North America today. I try to examine the attempt of the Christian Coalition to bring America back to a Christian Culture. I look at the idolatry in the Roman Catholic Church; at the goals and power of the papacy; at the repudiation of the Reformation; at the impact of Jesuit teachings; and at the confusion which seems to exist among those who would class themselves as God’s people in America today.
Continue reading →The Decline Of Historic Bible Protestantism – Chapter 1. Why No Biblical Evaluation Today?
“Evangelists today are wide-eyed to the might of Communism, but tight-lipped at the menace of Romanism.”
Continue reading →The Decline Of Historic Bible Protestantism by Dr. Ronald Cooke – Introduction
A study in three booklets dealing with the resurgence of false religion and the decline of Biblical Christianity.
Continue reading →The Folly of Misinterpreting Fulfilled Bible Prophecy as Yet Unfulfilled
Many fulfilled prophecies are misinterpreted to be yet unfulfilled. The “man of sin” of 2 Thess 2:3-4 is one of them.
Continue reading →The Stone And The Image – By Joseph F. Berg
Reflecting the unique American spirit of the nineteenth century, Joseph F. Berg puts forth America as the fifth kingdom described in Daniel. Berg argues that America is a “political miracle,” and his commentary is a valuable window into the many unique attitudes toward prophetic literature in the nineteenth century.
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Lectures on Romanism By Joseph F. Berg – Concluding Remarks.
Is it said that the Man of Sin shall “sit in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God?” Is not the Pope constantly addressed as “Dominus Deus noster Papa;” “Our Lord God the Pope?”
Continue reading →Lectures on Romanism By Joseph F. Berg – Lecture X. Christ And Antichrist Contrasted.
The best method of illustrating the enmity of the Man of Sin to the revealed mind of God, will be to review the prominent features of the mystery of iniquity, and collate the authorized decrees and doctrines of Holy church with the plain precepts of God’s Holy Word.
Continue reading →Lectures on Romanism By Joseph F. Berg – Lecture IX. Persecuting Spirit of Popery.
Babylon, which is represented as being the abode of the woman drunken with the blood of the saints and of the martyrs of Jesus, is the figurative name of Rome.
Continue reading →Lectures on Romanism By Joseph F. Berg – Lecture VIII. The Reformation.
Among all the remarkable events which are recorded in the annals of history, whether sacred or profane, there is none, since the birth and death of the blessed Saviour, which constitutes a more important epoch than the great moral revolution which occurred in the sixteenth century; and which is familiarly known as the Reformation.
Continue reading →Lectures on Romanism By Joseph F. Berg – Lecture VII. Indulgences.
The doctrine of indulgences is intimately connected with that of penance, and both these inventions of the Man of Sin have been sources of immense revenue to the Papal See.
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