It has always been clear (at least to me, and I'm not even Catholic) that Benedict XVI was forced out.
Conspiracy theorists can have a field day about the forces at play, but the old predictions that the antiCHRIST would be a Pope don't seem nearly as far-fetched as they once did.
Quote-but the old predictions that the antiCHRIST would be a Pope don’t seem nearly as far-fetched as they once did.
People better hope that a Pope is the ‘antichrist’ and not pointing to the ‘antichrist’..
Because last I checked, December 25 and Easter Sunday are not just holy days for Roman Catholics.
The first reformers did have something to say about Rome and the papacy and popes..
Not sure how they would feel about a world that sets its work and worship by a Roman calendar named after a Pope like it does today..
Would the first reformers call it antichrist’s calendar?
Popes were regarded as antichrist’s in a papacy that was the ‘seat of antichrist’ for the first reformers.
What a world..
As a former Catholic, I really liked Benedict XVI. I'd hoped he'd correct the course the Church was heading, as we know that didn't happen. I agree with you that he was forced out. I can't think of a single, plausible alternative explanation to the contrary.
Conspiracy theorists can have a field day about the forces at play, but the old predictions that the antiCHRIST would be a Pope don't seem nearly as far-fetched as they once did.
Agree again. With each passing day, I become more convinced that we are in fact living in the end times.
Everything that was good, holy and pure has been destroyed or watered down to the point of not being recognizable, while everything that's sinful and evil has been pronounced "good" and the norm.
I'm 53 and sometimes I'm just stunned at how far this country has morally fallen and how fast it's happened.