Papal Heretics
The Roman Catholic Church in the year 1215 called for the extermination of "heretics". They ordered death to those people who did not obey their doctrine.
From Canon 3 of the Fourth Lateran Council, held in 1215, they literally stated:
"We put a ban on and curse all heretics, whatever their name may be. But the worldly authorities of every kind are to be admonished and exhorted, and - where necessary - forced by ecclesiastical penalties, to swear publicly an oath in defense of the faith, that they will endeavour to exterminate in all faithfulness and to the best of their ability from the territories under their jurisdiction, all heretics denounced by the Church... If, however, a secular lord, at the admonition and request of the Church, fails to rid his country of the heretical abomination, the archbishop and the other bishops of the archdiocese shall have him excommunicated; and if, within a year, he fails to do his duty, he shall be brought to the notice of the Pope, who shall relieve his vassals of their fiefdom and offer the land to the Catholics, who, after the extermination of all heretics, may possess it without any objection and preserve it in pure faith.”
Jesus, the Son of God, did not come to condemn, curse, or damn the world. But the Roman Catholic Church curses those that do not follow their rules and threatens them with banishment and eternal damnation! Jesus teaches only love, humility, peace, chastity, and benevolence towards everyone.
Canon 3 of the Fourth Lateran Council has not been formally canceled or made void. The papal leaders are the heretics.
The Pope bears the Divine title "Holy Father", that is: God and Creator of the worlds, of angels, spirits and men. How then can one demand that a Catholic acknowledges yet another God and reads His Divine teaching?
The Holy Bible records no priests in the beginning. The "angel of the LORD", a ministering spirit, spoke directly to man.
When a church was founded, temple built, and priesthood created, personal messages from the Holy Spirit became rare (because men did not desire communication from heaven) until today when many think God's Word Itself is blasphemy.
From Canon 3 of the Fourth Lateran Council, held in 1215, they literally stated:
"We put a ban on and curse all heretics, whatever their name may be. But the worldly authorities of every kind are to be admonished and exhorted, and - where necessary - forced by ecclesiastical penalties, to swear publicly an oath in defense of the faith, that they will endeavour to exterminate in all faithfulness and to the best of their ability from the territories under their jurisdiction, all heretics denounced by the Church... If, however, a secular lord, at the admonition and request of the Church, fails to rid his country of the heretical abomination, the archbishop and the other bishops of the archdiocese shall have him excommunicated; and if, within a year, he fails to do his duty, he shall be brought to the notice of the Pope, who shall relieve his vassals of their fiefdom and offer the land to the Catholics, who, after the extermination of all heretics, may possess it without any objection and preserve it in pure faith.”
Jesus, the Son of God, did not come to condemn, curse, or damn the world. But the Roman Catholic Church curses those that do not follow their rules and threatens them with banishment and eternal damnation! Jesus teaches only love, humility, peace, chastity, and benevolence towards everyone.
Canon 3 of the Fourth Lateran Council has not been formally canceled or made void. The papal leaders are the heretics.
Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me
The Pope bears the Divine title "Holy Father", that is: God and Creator of the worlds, of angels, spirits and men. How then can one demand that a Catholic acknowledges yet another God and reads His Divine teaching?
And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven. Matthew 23:9 KJV
The Holy Bible records no priests in the beginning. The "angel of the LORD", a ministering spirit, spoke directly to man.
When a church was founded, temple built, and priesthood created, personal messages from the Holy Spirit became rare (because men did not desire communication from heaven) until today when many think God's Word Itself is blasphemy.
Jul 9, 2025, 1:49:47 PM | by Admin