Caffeine Blues – the Health Benefits of Quitting Caffeinated Drinks
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The Two Babylons Chapter V. Section IV — The Rosary and the Worship of the Sacred Heart
Catholics use the rosary but it’s no invention of the Papacy. The rosary is of the highest antiquity, and almost universally found among Pagan nations.
Continue reading →Noise of Thunder Radio Show: Kamala, Walz & Islam
After listening to ABC’s unfair support of Kamela Harris and their obvious bias and false “fact-checking” of Donald Trump’s statements during the Harris – Trump debate, I felt led to share what Christian J. Pinto of the Noise of Thunder Radio Show has to say about the liberal media and the Democratic Party. It’s an hour-long audio with lots of information you don’t want to miss! My wife and I … Continue reading →
The Two Babylons Chapter V. Section III — The Clothing and Crowning of Images
In the Church of Rome, the clothing and crowning of images form no insignificant part of the ceremonial. The statues have garments put on them from time to time.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter V. Section II — Relic Worship
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Nothing is more characteristic of Rome than the worship of relics. Wherever a chapel is opened, or a temple consecrated, it cannot be thoroughly complete without some relic or other of he-saint or she-saint to give sanctity to it. The relics of the saints and rotten bones of the martyrs form a great part of the wealth of the Church.
Continue reading →A Christian Professor Disproves The Theory of Evolution
The four postulates of Creation compared with the four postulates of Evolution. The latter four all proven to be false.
Continue reading →Testimonial of a Muslim Man Who Found New Life in Jesus!
My new friend Furkan a former Muslim shared with me his testimony of conversion to Christ. He permitted me to share it on this website.
Continue reading →The Rapture of the Saints By Rev. Duncan McDougall M.A.
A discussion of the Rapture Theory with the full explanation of a Jesuit plot that made a Protestant Doctrine out of false Romanist Teaching.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter V. Rites And Ceremonies
In the sculptures of Nineveh idols, borne on men’s shoulders, are forcibly represented, and show the real origin of the Popish processions.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter IV. Section V — Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead
The blood of Jesus Christ, God’s Son, cleanseth from ALL sin. If this be true, where can there be the need for any other cleansing? Those who die without personal union to Christ, are consequently unwashed, unjustified, and unsaved.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter IV. Section IV — Extreme Unction
The last office which Popery performs for living men is to give them “extreme unction,” to anoint them in the name of the Lord, after they have been shriven and absolved, and thus to prepare them for their last and unseen journey.
Continue reading →The Antichrist: His Portrait and History – Appendix F. The False Prophet, Appendixes G. H. & I.
The priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church may in fact be the false prophet of Revelation chapter 13. Many things they teach are downright blasphemous doctrines.
Continue reading →The Antichrist: His Portrait and History – Appendix E. Romish Truth and Celibacy
A movement against celibacy was founded with a headquarters in Naples. A large number of priests joined it, but it was put down.
Continue reading →The Antichrist: His Portrait and History – Appendix D. Rev. XIII. 16-18 Fulfilled
The Roman Catholic Sign of the Cross, touching your forehead with your right hand, indicates allegiance to the Pope!
Continue reading →The Antichrist: His Portrait and History – Appendix C. He That Exalteth Himself. 2 Thess. II. 4
Self-exaltation and blasphemy are conjoined in the Papacy which is Pagan Caesarism which wears a religious mask—exactly as foretold by 2 Thess. ii., Rev. xiii. and Daniel vii. and xi. 36-39.
Continue reading →The Antichrist: His Portrait and History – Appendix B. The Mark of The Beast
The Mark of the Beast may be the Sign of the Cross that all Catholics do when they pray.
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