Catholicism has everything that a billion sinners think they need to get to heaven

“For they being ignorant of God’s righteousness, and going about to establish their own righteousness, have not submitted themselves unto the righteousness of God.” Romans 10:3

 
To any Catholics who may read this article, I hope the information below will shed some light on how your religion is deceiving you, so that you will seek the real Jesus who heads the real Church… while there… Continue reading →

Do The Orthodox Churches Believe And Teach Transubstantiation?

Eastern Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Byzantine, etc.

 
What we are doing here is showing you that the Orthodox Churches have a confusing – or at least an inconsistent or poorly defined – view of Transubstantiation. Never-the-less, they do tend to have views about it that are very similar to the Catholic view. And like the Catholic Church, they play “word games” to add a sense of mystery to their invented… Continue reading →

To The Catholic Church Christ Is Never Enough

To the Catholic Church, the Lord Jesus Christ is never quite enough, so they add things that they think are still needed in addition to Jesus and His roles and accomplishments:
 
● a Pope to His headship
● a Eucharist to His sacrifice
● Mary to His role as sinless intercessor
● priests to His High Priestly office
● a purgatory to His purifying blood
 
The problem with the Catholic… Continue reading →

Is A Catholic Christian An Oxymoron?

Introduction:

 
Webster’s dictionary defines an oxymoron as “a combination of contradictory words,” such as jumbo shrimp, tight slacks and pretty ugly. Would you put “Catholic Christian” into this category? Some would say “no”, because they believe Roman Catholicism is a Christian denomination. Others, who know that the official teachings of the Catholic Church contradict the essentials of the Gospel would say “yes.” We propose that a Catholic Christian is indeed an oxymoron for… Continue reading →

Trying To Find Catholic Doctrine In The Bible

Catholics love to point the finger at Protestants and say: “You can’t agree on the very basic dogmas of the faith: once saved always saved, the rapture, baptism, etc.”.
 
This statement in itself is in error, because these are certainly not the “very basic dogmas of our faith”. All Protestants do agree on salvation being by faith in Christ alone. All Protestants agree on the authority of Scripture. That makes us… Continue reading →