Independence Day
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On this 4th of July let us be thankful for the brave Christian Founders of America who stood against papal tyranny and stood for liberty. Intelligent men who knew both their God and their enemy.
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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 Nature Of Roman Catholicism
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 →The Catholic Church And Science
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 →Papal Abuse of Power
The Apostle Peter plainly decreed that the method of governing the Christian Church must not be patterned after that of Caesar. The popes of Rome totally disregard Peter’s admonition.
Continue reading →Vatican Power Over Governments
The Vatican is an organizational weapon in the hands of the papacy and other top ecclesiastical officials. Religious ideology has increasingly become subordinated to organizational imperatives.
Continue reading →A Possible Interpretation of the Iron and Clay of Daniel Chapter 2
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I first posted this article in 2015. Today I showed it to my wife Tess, and she was surprised I never told her about it before! I said, “There’s probably a lot more I haven’t shared with you yet, things I learned the first 67 years of my life before we met.” Daniel chapter 2 is an amazing prophecy of the history of the world from the time of Daniel … Continue reading →