The Popes of Rome – By Ronald Cooke
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The last popes have been praised not only by Roman Catholics but by evangelical and fundamental Protestants. Does the papacy deserve such praise?
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2A Protestant View of Church History: The Early Church by Ronald N. Cooke
This is a repost from an article on The Trinity Foundation. Dr. Cooke talks about historical events in history that the reader may not be familiar with. I will therefore add clarification from other sources such as Wikipedia. I don’t seek information from left-leaning Wikipedia on controversial issues, but it does seem to be even-handed on less controversial matters. Introduction The word Protestant was first used at the Diet of … Continue reading →
The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today
Unbeknownst to most evangelicals today, the Endtime doctrines they are teaching are based on Jesuit fabrications designed make Protestant and Baptist Christians stop thinking of the Popes of Rome as the fulfillment of prophecies of the Antichrist, the man of sin, son of perdition.
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This is chapter 12 and the last chapter of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke The modern Ecumenical Movement at the start involved very very few true evangelicals. On the Protestant side, most of those involved in the early stages of the ecumenical drive to unite “Protestantism” (really non-catholicism) with Rome, were apostate humanists who paid very little attention to the Bible … Continue reading →
The Effects of the Jesuit Cultural Struggle Upon the United States Today
This is chapter 10 of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke. The Jesuit-Futurist view puts Antichrist away off into the end times. So he does not affect church or nation today. The Jesuit-Preterist view puts Antichrist back into the first century ONLY. He disappeared before AD 70. So he no longer affects either church or the world today. So the Jesuits then … Continue reading →
Biblical Exegesis and the Beast of Revelation
This is chapter 5 of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke We live in the day of Hollywood fiction and prophetic fiction. So it is difficult to discuss in a sane fashion some of the problems of biblical interpretation. One of these problems centers around the BIBLICAL meaning of the word BEAST. You would think that men would tread carefully regarding this … Continue reading →
Jesuit Eschatology and the American Pulpit
This is chapter 4 of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke Eschatology is the doctrine of last things, from the Greek word ESCHATOS meaning last. It is usually the last doctrine studied in Systematic theology. However, we are dealing with it in this study because of the great impact that the Jesuit eschatologies have made upon almost all of Protestant and non-catholic … Continue reading →
The Bible Reveals the Existence of Conspiracies
This is chapter 3 of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke Some Bible believers repudiate the whole idea of a conspiracy because they say they believe in a sovereign God who controls history. The Bible calls Satan, the god of this world, because millions in this world worship him and follow his wisdom. This does not mean that Satan will triumph over … Continue reading →
The Existence of a Conspiracy
This is chapter 2 of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke All kinds of books have been written about conspiracies but the Bible reveals that the one real historical conspiracy is against God and His Anointed. This started in the Garden of Eden and has been going on ever since. Even Rousas Rushdoony who promoted his Reconstructionist view of the Bible, and … Continue reading →
The Jesuit Conspiracy Against Historic Bible Protestantism
This is the continuation and chapter 1 of The Effect of the Jesuit Eschatologies on America Today – by Dr. Ronald Cooke. The emphasis from the author is in ALL CAPS and my emphasis is in bold. Dr. John Robbins noted that, Historians have christened the thirteenth century the Age of Faith and termed the eighteenth century the Age of Reason. The twentieth century has been called many things: the … Continue reading →
How Catholic Theology of the Antichrist Came to be Embraced By Protestants
The Bible shows the Popes of Rome fulfilled the prophecy of the man of sin who stands in the Temple – the Church of Christ – calling himself God on earth.
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