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 →A former Catholic nun turned Protestant rebukes the Bishop of Chichester for his false accusations against Rev. J.D. Fulton.
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 →Is a system of faith good enough for anybody that thus repudiates Scripture, permits man to usurp the place that belongs to God, and openly betrays Jesus Christ?
Continue reading →The attempt is being made by the Romish Church, and by many sympathizers with the harlot of the Tiber in the English and other communions, to prove the perpetual virginity of the mother of our Lord.
Continue reading →The doctrine of Mary, the mother of Jesus, taught from scriptures that conflict with the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church.
Continue reading →We have seen—by scores of examples—that a mixture of paganism and Christianity produced the Roman Catholic Church. The pagans worshiped and prayed to a mother goddess, so the fallen church adopted mother-worship under the name of Mary. The pagans had gods and goddesses associated with various days, occupations, and events in life.
Continue reading →CHRISTMAS—DECEMBER 25th—is the day designated on our calendars as the day of Christ’s birth. But is this really the day on which he was born? Are today’s customs at this season of Christian origin? Or is Christmas another example of mixture between paganism and Christianity?
Continue reading →The word “Friday” comes from the name of “Freya”, who was regarded as the goddess of peace, joy, and FERTILITY, the symbol of her fertility being the FISH. From very early times the fish was a symbol of fertility among the Chinese, Assyrians, Phoenicians, the Babylonians, and others.
Continue reading →Jesus often said he would rise “the third day” (Matt. 16:21; Mk. 10:34). But he also spoke of this time period and gave it as a specific sign of his messiahship as being three days and three nights. “As Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale’s belly”, he said, “so shall the Son of man be THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS in the heart of the earth”
Continue reading →DO PRIESTS HAVE power to change the elements of bread and wine into the flesh and blood of Christ during the mass ritual? Is this belief founded on the Scriptures?
Continue reading →THE SPIRIT SPEAKETH expressly, that in the latter times, some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils; speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron; FORBIDDING TO MARRY…” (1 Tim. 4:1-3).
Continue reading →THE HIGHEST RANKING men of the Roman Catholic Church, next to the pope, are a group of “cardinals.” The Bible says that Christ placed apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers in his church (Eph. 4:11). But we never find any indication that he ordained a group of cardinals.
Continue reading →Many rejected the false claims of the pope, looking instead to the Lord Jesus for salvation and truth. These were called “heretics” and were bitterly persecuted by the Roman Catholic Church.
Continue reading →ADDING TO THE many contradictions with which the Romish system was already plagued, there were popes, like the god Janus of olden times, who began to claim they were “infallible.”
Continue reading →The very character and morals of many of the popes would tend to identify them as successors of pagan priests, rather than representatives of Christ or Peter. Some of the popes were so depraved and base in their actions, even people who professed no religion at all were ashamed of them.
Continue reading →NIMROD, THE KING and founder of Babylon, was not only its political leader, he was its religious leader also. He was a priest-king. From Nimrod descended a line of priest-kings—each standing at the head of the occult Babylonian mystery religion.
Continue reading →“If the liberties of the American people are ever destroyed, it will be by the hands of the Roman clergy.” – Marquis de Lafayette
Continue reading →Standing at the head of the Roman Catholic Church is the pope of Rome. This man—according to Catholic doctrine—is the earthly head of the church and successor of the apostle Peter. According to this belief, Christ appointed Peter as the first pope, who in turn went to Rome and served in this capacity for twenty-five years.
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