I’m a little short on time today and so can only offer you a brief post.  Another reason for the brevity is that sometimes you just look at something in dismay and say “Wow, I’m speechless”.  If you haven’t heard, this week Pope Francis appointed what are being called “super-confessors”.  These men are priests who […]

Below is a small piece of the story of Herman Hegger where he discusses his former faith and the doubts he struggled with on a regular basis.  This piece is the portion of his story describing his departure from the Roman Catholic faith and priesthood  (the whole story can be read in full by clicking […]

 So have you been following the politics and back-door scheming currently going on in the Roman Catholic Church lately?  Myself, I haven’t been keeping real close tabs on it all, but the general movement of what’s going on has been of some interest to me simply because it has so much to do with theological […]

This past Monday (December 22,2014) Pope Francis said these words in an opening prayer at the Feast of Immaculate Conception celebration: – “Oh Mary, our mother, today the people of God in celebration venerates you, the immaculate, preserved from the contagion of sin from the beginning, accept the gift I offer on behalf of the […]

Thorough coverage of the subject in a talk by John MacArthur.  Check it out…

I am all sorts of confused today.  Regular visitors to this blog know that this isn’t a rare occurrence, but today  I’m taking my confusion and bewilderment to new uncharted heights that will surprise even them!  Last night I read the open letter recently put out by Pope Francis and published in an Italian newspaper […]

Throughout all of Scripture, it’s made extremely clear that when sins are committed, our just God and Judge must hand down punishment.  After all, if He pardons the guilty, then He isn’t a just judge.  His uncompromising justice is made clear in several passages, including this one: Acquitting the guilty and condemning the innocent — […]

Below is a portion of Matthew chapter sixteen.  The first segment of this passage is the one typically used by the Roman Catholic church to promote their belief that Jesus established Peter as the cornerstone and earthly head of the church (the first Pope).  I thought that perhaps a quick look at this whole idea might […]

Wow!  Saw this sign this morning and just had to take a pic!  I always hear Roman Catholic apologists saying that they don’t believe salvation comes through obedience, but I think this sign clearly illustrates otherwise.  In the real-world practice of their religion, salvation through obedience and good works is exactly what is being preached.  The idea that […]

So does the Roman Catholic Church still teach that if we donate money, the money will be go towards the payment of sins?  Yes, they do!  This is an old teaching, and the same one that set off the Protestant Reformation.  But if you thought something this heretical and blasphemous was long since abandon, think […]