The Reformation was not for nothing. The martyrs who died opposing the Pope did not die for nothing. It was good that the millions of souls who languished under the captivity of that anti-Christ system were freed, able to read the Bible for themselves and in their own language.
The Pope replaced Christ as head of the church; he replaced the Spirit as the vicar of Christ on earth; and he replaced the Father as “pope.” He was an anti-Christ.
May the next Pope repent, renounce the title “Holy Father,” and Reform the Roman Catholic church completely, for the love of God and the truth of salvation in no other name but Christ.
On the day that happens, may not one eye be dry for the joy of seeing millions turn to Christ, coming out of the God-forsaken system of the Roman Catholic church.
May those true Christians in Catholicism pray with us that this would happen.
If you know me and are shocked that I would write this, please talk to me about it. I’d love to clarify anything that offends or seems to harsh.
Below is a link to a sermon series about Catholicism, to a book about it, and an article about why the divide between Rome and the Reformed churches is still important.
Sermon series: https://www.gty.org/library/topical-series-library/296/Explaining-the-Heresy-of-Catholicism
The Unquenchable Flame: https://uk.10ofthose.com/product/9781783595297/the-unquenchable-flame-paperback
The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification: A Curtain on the Reformation? https://www.unionpublishing.org/resource/the-joint-declaration-on-the-doctrine-of-justification-a-curtain-on-the-reformation/
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