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A message to Believers and the Catholic Church….
1. One Church, Two Roads:
There is a dangerous misconception in the world today that Catholicism and Christianity are interchangeable. That to be “Catholic” is simply to be another flavor of Christian. But the difference runs much deeper. The issue is not about style or tradition. It is about the very gospel itself. This is not an attack on individuals, many of whom are sincere in their faith journey. It is an unveiling of how the institution of Catholicism presents a different gospel, a different mediator, and a different authority than the one given by Jesus Christ and His apostles.
2. Historical Origins: -From Persecution to Power-
Christianity began with Christ and the apostles. Catholicism began when Roman power fused with religious authority under Emperor Constantine. With the Edict of Milan in A.D. 313, Christianity was legalized, but what emerged was not simply freedom of worship—it was the institutionalization of religion. Councils soon followed, merging imperial structure with theology, giving birth to the papacy, the hierarchy of bishops, and sacraments. This shift replaced grace with control, intimacy with ritual, and the Spirit with politics.
3. A Different Gospel:
Biblical Christianity teaches salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Catholicism teaches that grace is infused through seven sacraments, dispensed by human priests. The cross becomes insufficient without Mass, penance, confession, and indulgences. Christ’s declaration “It is finished” is functionally denied every time He is re-sacrificed in the Eucharist. Paul warns: if anyone preaches another gospel, let him be accursed (Galatians 1:8).
4. The Priesthood Rebuilt:
The veil in the temple tore at Christ’s death, signaling direct access to God. But Catholicism re-erected the curtain, installing a priesthood with the power to forgive sin, mediate grace, and control access to God. This violates 1 Timothy 2:5: “There is one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus.” The Catholic priesthood is a replacement, not a reflection of Christ’s finished work.
5. Mary and the Saints: -Functional Idolatry-
Catholicism calls Mary the Queen of Heaven, Co-Mediatrix, and even sinless. These titles oppose scripture (Luke 1:47; Romans 3:23). Prayer to saints, relics, images—though called veneration—function as worship. God forbids prayer to the dead and commands: “You shall have no other gods before Me.” (Exodus 20:3). This is not harmless tradition. It is spiritual adultery.
6. Scripture vs. Tradition:
Christianity rests on Sola Scriptura. Catholicism depends on scripture, tradition, and the Magisterium. This means popes and councils can override God’s Word with man-made doctrine—as seen in purgatory, indulgences, papal infallibility, and more. Jesus condemned the Pharisees for doing this: “You nullify the word of God by your tradition.” (Mark 7:13)
7. The Reformation Was a Rescue Mission:
The Reformation wasn’t rebellion. It was return. Luther, Wycliffe, Tyndale, and others didn’t invent a new gospel. They uncovered the original one buried beneath Latin, fear, and control. It wasn’t Protestantism that split the Church. It was Catholicism’s corruption that made reformation necessary.
8. Not All Catholics Are Saved? -Let’s Be Honest-
This is the line in the sand: You cannot serve Christ while defying His Word. If you pray to Mary, confess to a priest, trust sacraments for salvation, and call a man “Holy Father,” you have replaced the gospel with a counterfeit. There may be Catholics who have encountered Christ despite their religion—but not because of it. Once the truth is revealed, refusal to repent is rebellion.
9. You Can’t Follow the One Who Destroyed Religion by Practicing Religion:
Jesus didn’t come to start a religion. He came to destroy it. He tore down the temple system, flipped the tables, rebuked the hierarchy. So why rebuild what He dismantled? Religion builds barriers. Jesus tore the veil. You can’t cling to a robe when your Savior wore none. This is not about being spiritual. It’s about being known by Him. And many who called Him Lord will be told: “I never knew you.”
10. A System That Protects Pedophiles Is Not the Body of Christ:
The Catholic Church has protected thousands of child predators under its roof. These crimes were not random. They were systemic, covered up by bishops and popes to protect the institution. A church that hides sin instead of repenting is not the Bride of Christ. It’s a harlot in robes.
11. Kissing the Ring While Ignoring the Rot:
Catholics kiss the ring of a man who wears a title reserved for God alone (Matthew 23:9). They call him Holy Father. But the real Holy Father does not dwell in marble palaces while shielding predators. The real God humbles the proud, and His church is marked by repentance, not power.
12. This Isn’t Hate. This Is a Rescue Mission:
This is not about attacking individuals. It’s about exposing deception. It’s about pulling souls from ritual and darkness and into the light of Christ. It’s concern, not condemnation. But truth must wound the lie before it can free the heart.
13. The First Pope? Not Even Close:
One of the boldest lies ever told by the Catholic Church is that Peter was the first Pope. Historically and biblically, this is absurd. Peter never called himself a pope, never ruled from Rome, and was not even alive when the office of “Pope” was created. The papacy didn’t emerge until centuries later, as the Roman Church centralized power. Yet the myth persists like divine fact. Peter was a humble apostle, a servant who said, “I am also a fellow elder” (1 Peter 5:1). The idea that he wore ornate robes and ruled over bishops is historical fiction, not spiritual truth. This false claim must be exposed for what it is: a tool to establish false authority.
Part II: The Setup for the False Prophet
14. Purgatory and Indulgences: -Salvation for Sale-
Purgatory is fiction. Indulgences are spiritual extortion. Catholicism teaches you can pay to reduce punishment in the afterlife. This denies Christ’s final sacrifice and turns grace into a product. This transactional gospel paves the way for a beast system that will one day sell the right to live (Revelation 13:17).
15. Marian Apparitions: -Signs and Wonders from Another Spirit-
Visions of Mary appear around the world, demanding global consecration and devotion. But these apparitions never glorify Christ. They glorify Mary. This is the groundwork for Revelation 13:14–15—a false prophet performing signs to deceive the world. And the world is already listening.
16. Statues and the Coming Image of the Beast:
Catholicism has trained people to kneel before inanimate objects: Mary statues, saints, relics. It feels holy, but it is idolatry. When the false prophet gives life to the image of the beast, it will not shock the world. It will feel familiar. Worshiping an image will feel normal—because they’ve already been doing it.
17. Vatican Power and Global Influence:
The Pope is a religious figure with political power, wealth, and global reach. The Vatican is a nation, a bank, a council of kings in robes. When the Beast arises, only a system like Catholicism has the clout and credibility to point the world toward worshiping him.
18. Lucifer in the Liturgy and the Lie of Unity:
Latin chants in the Vatican use the name “Lucifer.” Interfaith gatherings push ecumenism—uniting all religions under one false peace. But Christ didn’t come to unify truth with lies. He came with a sword (Matthew 10:34). The Pope’s claim that atheists can be saved is not love. It’s heresy.
Part III: Filled with Ritual, Empty of Spirit
19. Why Catholicism Sees More Demons Than Christianity Ever Will:
Real Christians don’t need exorcisms. Why? Because the Holy Spirit dwells within them, and God doesn’t share His temple with demons. Catholicism deals with demonic possession so often because it offers religion without regeneration. Its followers are often spiritually empty.
20. “Didn’t We Cast Out Demons?” — But Never Knew Him:
Jesus said many will claim to have cast out demons in His name—and yet He will say: “I never knew you.” These aren’t strangers. They’re religious leaders, priests, and bishops. They used His name. But He never knew them because they never knew Him. They performed rituals without relationship.
21. The Final Proof: God Doesn’t Share:
God doesn’t cohabitate with idols. He doesn’t share His temple with darkness. The reason true Christians don’t manifest demons is not because they’re better—it’s because they are indwelt by the Spirit of God. And where the Spirit is, darkness flees.
22. Final Warning: Come Out of Her:
Catholicism is not just off track. It is setting the stage for the final deception. Its rituals, icons, hierarchy, and interfaith unity are priming the world for the false prophet and the image of the Beast. The mask is slipping. The system is revealing itself.
“Come out of her, My people, lest you partake in her sins and share in her plagues.” (Revelation 18:4)
You don’t reform Babylon. You flee it. You don’t negotiate with idolatry. You burn the altar. You don’t mix Christ with Catholicism. You choose.
The time to wake up is now.
