The Two Babylons Chapter II. Objects of Worship
The ancient Mysteries of Egypt, Greece, Phoenicia, and Rome are all united in Babylonian character.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter I. Distinctive Character of the Two Systems.
The Chaldean Mysteries can be traced up to the days of Semiramis, who lived only a few centuries after the flood, and who is known to have impressed upon them the image of her own depraved and polluted mind.
Continue reading →Our Priceless Heritage – Summary
Summary of all the differences between the Roman Catholic Church and true Protestantism which is nothing more than the doctrines and practices of the Apostles.
Continue reading →The Future State, Purgatory, and Masses for the Dead
The Papal hierarchy love money, and the fear of purgatorial torment is a great source of revenue. Belief in purgatory is the false foundation of Masses for the dead.
Continue reading →Confession of Sin, Penance, and Indulgences
Indulgences have been a source of enormous revenue to the Vatican; by appealing to the superstitious fears of their people, high and low, the popes have filled their coffers with gold.
Continue reading →Pope Francis’ Inverted Version of Christianity
Pope Francis says that we must not judge so-called “pedosexuals” who are sexually attracted to children until we have walked a mile in their shoes.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons – by Alexander Hislop. Introduction
Rome is in very deed the Babylon of the Apocalypse; that the essential character of her system, the grand objects of her worship, her festivals, her doctrine and discipline, her rites and ceremonies, her priesthood and their orders, have all been derived from ancient Babylon.
Continue reading →Catholic Education and Crime
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Roman Catholic moral theology condones theft and robbery under certain circumstances.
Continue reading →The Catholic Axis – Catholic Support for Fascist Nations During World War II.
The Aims of Fascism are most deeply in conflict with those of a free republic like that of the United States. In this effort, the Catholic Church has been plainly no conservator of tradition; it has been an ally—a potent ally—of the forces of destruction.”
Continue reading →The Mediator and the Forgiveness of Sins
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2The Word of God declares there is only one Mediator and Advocate, the Lord Jesus Christ, not mother Mary, not Joseph, and not the saints. “There is one God, and one Mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.” I Tim. 2:5. He is the Mediator of the New Covenant.
Continue reading →The Sacraments Part II
The Roman dogmas of the Eucharist was a medieval superstition, intended to impress ignorant people and greatly increase the power of the clergy, by making the priest appear to have miraculous power, and the people practically dependent on them for salvation.
Continue reading →The Sacraments Part I
The sacraments instituted by Christ are baptism and the Lord’s supper only. The Church of Rome made seven sacraments in order that it might completely control its people by making them absolutely dependent on the clergy.
Continue reading →Apostolic Succession
The Bible shows there was no pope in the Apostolic Church, but it shows also that the laity undoubtedly shared in the management of the Apostolic Church.
Continue reading →Pilgrimages, Incense, “Holy Water,” Rosaries, Relics, Etc.
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Roman Catholic pilgrimages, Incense, Holy Water, Rosaries, Relics, scapulars, etc. are all from pagan religions such Hinduism and Buddhism. They oppose the true Gospel.
Continue reading →The Celibacy of the Clergy
Christ endorsed Marriage, declaring that it was of divine institution “from the beginning.” Matt. 19: 4-6. He showed His approval by attending the marriage feast at Cana.
Continue reading →The Church’s Object of Worship
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Holy Scripture teaches that the sole Object of Worship is the one true and living God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, not the Virgin Mary, not the saints, not images, and not statues.
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