What Are Saints? Are They Dead Super-Holy Catholics?

Contrary to Catholic Church teaching, the biblical term “saint” does NOT refer to super-holy Catholics who have died and then achieve “sainthood” by passing some rigorous serious of tests and investigations by the Vatican’s saint canonization committee. When the word “saint” is used in the New Testament, it commonly refers to LIVING Christians and not some special group of Catholics who pass the Catholic super do-gooder test. This is made very clear… Continue reading →

Why I Am No Longer A Roman Catholic

Even though I was born and raised in the Catholic Church, I am no longer a Roman Catholic for the following reasons:

• Because God truly saved my soul and I am now a true Christian and no longer a Roman Catholic.
• Because I want nothing to do with a religion that is more preoccupied with Mary than with Jesus, even though they claim they are not.
• Because I now know that Catholics… Continue reading →

The Resurrection That The Catholic Church Secretly Celebrates

The Resurrection Of Pagan Deities As Catholic Saints

Unknown to Catholics, their entire religious system is modeled after a whole host of pagan gods and goddesses that have been renamed – given the names of Christians.
 
Here is a sampling of the major pagan deities that are now found in the Catholic Church:

• The god Tammuz has been renamed baby Jesus
• The goddess Semiramis has been renamed the virgin Mary
• The… Continue reading →

Unbiblical Inventions Of The Catholic Church

Just to avoid Catholic knee-jerk reactions to what I am going to point out here, by “unbiblical” I mean things that were not practiced or taught by the early Church of the New Testament. Sure, you can find something in the Old Testament to seemingly justify various Catholic teachings and practices but those are often dishonest equivalencies such as claiming that the two winged cherubim on the ark of the covenant is justification for… Continue reading →