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  • Why I Returned to the Catholic Church. Part V: The Catholics and the Pope

    08/30/2007 2:32:41 PM PDT · by annalex · 36 replies · 616+ views
    Cor ad cor loquitur ^ | 16 November 2004 | Al Kresta/Dave Armstrong
    Why I Returned to the Catholic Church (Al Kresta) . . . Including a Searching Examination of Various Flaws and Errors in the Protestant Worldview and Approach to Christian LivingPart V: The Catholics and the Pope (edited and transcribed by Dave Armstrong; originally uploaded on 16 November 2004). [Part breakdown and part titles by Annalex] Operation Rescue was another major turning point for me, because it exposed the papal pretensions of many evangelical leaders. When I saw the obvious biblical justification for Operation Rescue, and yet the resistance it got from major evangelical leaders, I said to myself, "there's...
  • Why I Returned to the Catholic Church. Part II: Doubts

    08/13/2007 2:20:46 PM PDT · by annalex · 6 replies · 720+ views
    Cor ad cor loquitur ^ | 16 November 2004 | Al Kresta/Dave Armstrong
    Why I Returned to the Catholic Church (Al Kresta) . . . Including a Searching Examination of Various Flaws and Errors in the Protestant Worldview and Approach to Christian LivingPart II: Doubts (edited and transcribed by Dave Armstrong; originally uploaded on 16 November 2004). [Part breakdown and part titles by Annalex] Lo and behold, after three years of darkness -- light. During my stay down there I had three visions, or images, if you will, which were the only rays of light that had given me any sense of meaning or purpose through that terrible period of darkness. I...
  • 12 Reasons I Joined the Catholic Church

    07/29/2007 11:43:02 AM PDT · by CatholicTim · 110 replies · 3,638+ views
    Triumph of Truth ^ | 7/29/2007 | Tim Cooper
    I have been a Catholic now for 4 years. I was raised in the Nazarene Church. I wouldn’t say our family was overtly anti-Catholic but I always heard comparisons between our Church and the Catholic Church and how Catholics were wrong. My perception is that most people in the Nazarene Church would say there might be some Catholics who are also Christians. (Of course, if they were saved it would be in spite of their Catholic religion not because of it.) We were taught that the “Catholic religion” added a bunch of extra manmade teachings and traditions (like “worshipping Mary”...
  • The Tide Is Turning Toward Catholicism: The Converts

    07/04/2007 6:47:22 AM PDT · by NYer · 228 replies · 2,252+ views
    Catholic Exchange ^ | July 2, 2007 | David Hartline
    It started with Scott Hahn and it is still going strong.  The number of prominent Protestant clergy and theologians coming to the Catholic Church has been nothing short of remarkable.  Priests like Father Dwight Longenecker and Father Alvin Kimel are new to the Church and they bring a lot of enthusiasm, scholarship and wit and humor with them.  Father Longenecker might be the only priest who is a graduate of the admittedly anti-Catholic institute of higher learning, Bob Jones University.  Deacon Alex Jones, a former pastor in a prominent African-American Pentacostalist Church in Detroit left behind a vibrant, growing congregation. ...
  • AN ALTERED LIFE (How a Methodist preacher switched to Roman Catholicism)

    09/06/2005 8:57:27 AM PDT · by NYer · 388 replies · 2,868+ views
    Herald Leader ^ | September 3, 2005
    Park United Methodist Church minister Mike Allen knew it would turn his life upside down -- cost him his job, his home and his preaching credentials.Despite the certain consequences, the Lexington pastor made his choice.One Sunday in January, he stood in front of his stunned congregation and broke the news: He was going to follow his heart and convert to Roman Catholicism.With that decision, Allen joined not only thousands of members who are leaving mainstream denominations, but hundreds of Protestant ministers who are joining the Roman Catholic Church.For Allen, conversion was an eight-year process of study, prayer and reflection.It began...