Catholic Education and Crime
Roman Catholic moral theology condones theft and robbery under certain circumstances.
Continue reading →Roman Catholic moral theology condones theft and robbery under certain circumstances.
Continue reading →The Roman Catholic Church is the greatest source of antisemitism. Jews were persecuted by Catholics through the centuries which is why Jews continue to hate Jesus when it was really persecution from Satan.
Continue reading →Christianity differs from all other religions in that it does not deal in half measures. It is an ‘either-or’ religion. You are either spiritually alive or dead.
Continue reading →World War II war rooted in the religious conflict existing between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism since the Reformation.
Continue reading →Opposition of the Catholic church to capitalism has its roots in the Catholic consciousness of the fact that the feudal hegemony of the Catholic church was broken up by the combined power of capitalism and the Protestant Reformation.
Continue reading →The fundamental concept of authority in the Roman Catholic church is rooted in its hierarchical structure, which is as coherent and immutable as a pyramid. Other institutions outside it may come and go; but the table of basic values of the church of Rome never changes or evolves.
Continue reading →The Roman Catholic Church’s attitude towards economics, education, medicine, its peculiar ‘moral’ code and finally, its relation to the concept of Anti-Christ.
Continue reading →Foreword from the Webmaster: As Christians, we should not support Zionist Antichrist Israel, but neither should we hate the Jews as a people! The Apostle Paul loved his people the Jews and went out of his way to preach the Gospel to them. I believe all antisemitism comes from non-Christians, those who don’t know true salvation by grace in Jesus Christ. This article is from the Converted Catholic Magazine of … Continue reading →
Nothing has contributed more to discredit belief in God and the redemptive work of Christ than this attempt of Roman Catholic theologians to prove their dogmas by their trick syllogistic reasoning. It has driven many to atheism or complete agnosticism. Worst of all, it has caused many millions of well-intentioned and sincere seekers after God to lapse into religious indifferentism.
Continue reading →Much idolatry is flaunted in the faces of Christians today. Pictures of people suppliant before images abound in the secular press, and on tens of thousands of movie screens idolatrous displays and worshiping before images have become the regular diet of the American public.Paganization of the life of a people is a gradual process. Satan does not make his initial attack in the open.
Continue reading →II Thess. 2:9-11) warned of this “working of Satan with all power and signs and lying wonders, and with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in those that perish… And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie.”
Continue reading →By Joseph Zacchello This article is from a PDF file on LutheranLibrary.org written in 1944. It was published by The Converted Catholic Magazine and edited by former Roman Catholic priest, Leo Herbert Lehmann. If you see the word “recently,” just think it was recent relative to 1944. But I believe the subject of this article is still relevant today. If you’ve seen the film, “The Godfather,” I think you know … Continue reading →
Science and Roman Catholicism are essentially antagonistic. The former faces the untried future with experiment as its only tool and honesty to truth its only guide. Roman Catholicism fears the future, and is opposed to experiment and change as revolutionary and destructive of its fixed dogmas and religious practices.
Continue reading →A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING of Roman Catholicism is not possible without a grasp of the peculiar structure of its system of moral theology. It is the key to its world wide political power.
Continue reading →This article is from a PDF file on LutheranLibrary.org. It was published by The Converted Catholic Magazine and edited by former Roman Catholic priest, Leo Herbert Lehmann. 1. The Bible And The People THE OFFICIAL ATTITUDE of the Roman Catholic Church, concerning the Bible is a puzzle to most people and needs clarification for all fair-minded Christians. This attitude is so hesitant and contradictory that, even on the face of … Continue reading →
Salvation is from Christ alone, through faith in God’s Word alone, due to God’s grace alone. Abraham believed God and it was counted to Abraham for righteousness.
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