Category: Roman Catholicism

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PETER SAYS CHRIST IS THE ROCK »

This work is adapted from my more in depth look at the crumbling papacy called The Real Cornerstone. Here we once again look at this idea that allegedly the Apostle Peter is the “rock” spoken of in Matthew 16:18, and it is from this faulty reasoning that the Church of Rome has erected the office […]

THE DEVOUT “MOTHER” TERESA »

WHAT HAS CHANGED REGARDING ROMAN CATHOLICISM (PT. 2) »

In Part One I began to discuss the compromise of more and more supposedly Reformed Protestant evangelicals within the Body of Christ today regarding the long apostate Church of Rome. Apparently a post I placed on Slice of Laodicea struck a nerve and ended up even finding its way to Tim Challies. A reader of […]

WHAT HAS CHANGED REGARDING ROMAN CATHOLICISM? »

The other day on his popular and respected blog Tim Challies wrote something that certainly caught my eye as he described a recent email from “Andy Jackson of SmartChristian fame.” Tim says:“Andy noticed that Ken Silva, one of the writers at the Slice of Laodicea blog, quoted Robert Murray M’Cheyne and his suggestion that the […]

DISCERNMENT IN AN AGE OF DECEPTION »

Defining the Believer’s Biblical Call to Judge Critical Issues Commentary informs us that “the following is a Bible study that pastor Bob DeWaay conducted by request to prepare for a live radio show on the topic. We decided that this material is important and answers questions most Christians have. Therefore we decided to publish it, […]

WORTHY OF HEAVEN? »

CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE WITH GOD »

THE MYTH OF MOTHER TERESA »

ROMAN CATHOLICISM AND INDULGENCES »

Any changes since Luther’s days? As you will soon see the answer is: No. Our good friend Cecil Andrews of Take Heed Ministries in Northern Ireland tells us: “Each day I receive via email the daily news bulletin from the Roman Catholic Zenit news agency. This gives comprehensive details of the major statements, pronouncements and […]

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