The Vatican is the Harlot who rides the beast. It's getting thrown into the lake of fire.
The Vatican is the Harlot who rides the beast. It's getting thrown into the lake of fire.
THE ROMAN CHURCH HAS NEVER ERRED; NOR WILL IT ERR TO ALL ETERNITY, THE SCRIPTURE BEARING WITNESS…
Scripture bearing witness? That's rich. The most ignorant of scripture are Catholic priests. Ask them a biblical question and find out for yourself.
The Catholic church teaches the pope is infallible, thus not a sinner and cannot sin. It is also believed the pope is vicar of Christ. With these dogmas and others, the Catholic always cover up huge crime cases from the public eye. The church has always hold the belief that it never erred and it will never err! How stunning. It's only God who is infallible but sinful men who even are far from true Bible piety(to even claim Bible holiness) are claiming to be God on earth!
This is not surprising at all because the pacific tone of the Roman Catholic Church does not imply a change of heart. All her acts done in the dark ages by killing over 50 million Protestants are deemed to be right. Because the church never errs, they claim.
Look at these shocking quotes from Vatica of and the judge of councils; the universal ruler of truth, the arbiter of the world, the supreme judge of heaven and earth, the judge of all, being judged by no one, God himself on earth.”Quoted in the New York Catechism.
“The Pope’s authority is unlimited, incalculable; it can strike, as Innocent III says, wherever sin is; it can punish every one; it allows no appeal and is itself Sovereign Caprice; for the Pope carries, according to the expression of Boniface VIII, all rights in the Shrine of his breast. As he has now become infallible, he can by the use of the little word, “orbi,” (which means that he turns himself round to the whole Church) make every rule, every doctrine, every demand, into a certain and incontestable article of Faith. No right can stand against him, no personal or corporate liberty; or as the [Roman Catholic] Canonists put it—“The tribunal of God and of the pope is one and the same.” -Ignaz von Dollinger, “A Letter Addressed to the Archbishop of Munich” 1871; as quoted in MacDougall, The Acton Newman Relations (Fordham University Press) pp. 119,120.
THE ROMAN CHURCH HAS NEVER ERRED; NOR WILL IT ERR TO ALL ETERNITY, THE SCRIPTURE BEARING WITNESS…
>Scripture bearing witness? That's rich. The most ignorant of scripture are Catholic priests. Ask them a biblical question and find out for yourself.
The Catholic church teaches the pope is infallible, thus not a sinner and cannot sin. It is also believed the pope is vicar of Christ. With these dogmas and others, the Catholic always cover up huge crime cases from the public eye. The church has always hold the belief that it never erred and it will never err! How stunning. It's only God who is infallible but sinful men who even are far from true Bible piety(to even claim Bible holiness) are claiming to be God on earth!
This is not surprising at all because the pacific tone of the Roman Catholic Church does not imply a change of heart. All her acts done in the dark ages by killing over 50 million Protestants are deemed to be right. Because the church never errs, they claim.
Look at these shocking quotes from Vatica of and the judge of councils; the universal ruler of truth, the arbiter of the world, the supreme judge of heaven and earth, the judge of all, being judged by no one, God himself on earth.”Quoted in the New York Catechism.
“The Pope’s authority is unlimited, incalculable; it can strike, as Innocent III says, wherever sin is; it can punish every one; it allows no appeal and is itself Sovereign Caprice; for the Pope carries, according to the expression of Boniface VIII, all rights in the Shrine of his breast. As he has now become infallible, he can by the use of the little word, “orbi,” (which means that he turns himself round to the whole Church) make every rule, every doctrine, every demand, into a certain and incontestable article of Faith. No right can stand against him, no personal or corporate liberty; or as the [Roman Catholic] Canonists put it—“The tribunal of God and of the pope is one and the same.” -Ignaz von Dollinger, “A Letter Addressed to the Archbishop of Munich” 1871; as quoted in MacDougall, The Acton Newman Relations (Fordham University Press) pp. 119,120.
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