The Pope's Apology
[Treatise]
Part VII
Who Is Responsible?
Who Receives the Plagues?
Papacy claims, "The Mother
Church did not sin, but rather she is grieved by the conduct of
her sons and daughters."
I would like to point out some
of these continuing errors in the document. You wonder how some of
the other churches can go along with this. Note some of the
phraseology:
"One cannot have God as a
Father who doesn’t have the Church as a Mother." They’re
talking about the Roman Catholic Church, obviously. They’re
saying you have to be a Roman Catholic to really have a
relationship with the Father.
"For the entire Church, one
in time and space, the person capable of speaking is he exercises
the universal ministry of unity – the bishop of the Church that
presides in love, the pope." Do we accept that? Of course
not. How can the Protestants, if they’re protesting?
"Unity is the law of the
life of the Trinitarian God revealed to the world by the Son. This
unity should be the source in the form of the communion of mankind’s
life with the tri-une God. Since God is Love, He is also a Trinity
of persons, whose life consists in the infinite, mutual
communication and love by the crucified God." Where does that
put us? We’re not in that love of a tri-une God. But they know
it’s inclusive language of other Christian churches of
orthodoxy, and exclusive of those whom they burned as heretics
years ago. Their same doctrine would hold true today, except they
lack opportunity.
As to their apologies to the
Jews, listen to this phrase found in this paper. "The Shoah
was certainly the results of the pagan ideology that was Naziism
animated by a merciless anti-Semitism that not only despised the
faith of the Jewish people but went on to persecute them."
Pagan ideology? Didn’t the pope enter into a concordant with the
fascist Mussolini? And didn’t they also sign the concordant a
little later with Hitler’s representatives? Certainly they did.
The Catholic Church was the recognized Reichstag Church in
Germany. What pagan ideology did they buddy up to? Did the Nazis
think they were pagans? They thought they were Christian–good
Protestants and Catholics. They were killing whom they claimed to
be the Christ-Killers, not realizing that God had visited the
proper judgment on that nation for shedding innocent blood.
But there is a judgment that
remains standing on Christendom.
Joel 3:19– "Egypt
shall be a desolation and Edom shall be a desolate wilderness, for
the violence against the children of Judah, because they have shed
innocent blood in their land." Christendom has shed innocent
blood of the Jewish people. They went far beyond what God’s
penalty had ever intended–motivated by the doctrines of devils.
They tried to persecute and exterminate the natural seed of
Abraham. God says, "They (Christendom) have a judgment due
them. In the shedding of Jewish blood ."
Revelation 16:5– In the
heart of the plagues, "And I heard the angel on the water
saying, ‘Thou art righteous, which art and wast, the holy one,
because thou hast judged thus. For they have shed the blood of
saints and prophets, and thou hast given them blood to drink for
they are worthy. And I heard the altar saying, "Even so, Lord
God, Almighty. True and righteous are Thy judgments."
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