Comments on: First Pope: Peter or Nimrod?

By: Betsy Zweigler

Betsy Zweigler — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 21:06:31 +0000

You hit it right on the nose!

By: ManuHernz

ManuHernz — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 14:37:29 +0000

Yeah John I support your brave article and I agree with you.
The time has come for the Babylonian whore to be destroyed. All the chapter 17 of the Book of Revelation in the Bible is dedicated to this beast. Also the third message of Fatima is about the fall of this satanic system.
People of the world Unite! To destroy the whore at last!
Apart from that I recommend you to read this: http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vatican/esp_vatican46.htm
Good luck and blessings in the name of God, not the Money God whom they worship.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:30:00 +0000

Hi John, The bible gives us a very clear description of what love is and isn’t.I don’t look at love as just two principles – no matter how wide the scope of those principles. I still believe that love is greater than that. And yes, John, I do love the authors of all the comments, including you… shock!!! God calls us to love everyone, even those who we feel don’t deserve it. I don’t believe that it is an easy thing to do and I know that I fall down in this many times, but the thing is I can only be responsible for my love walk and for my soul.I can show people more of the love of Jesus by my example than by my words.

By: John Malone

John Malone — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:10:15 +0000

Elizabeth, you judged the people who made the comments when you claimed the comments were “hate filled.” Words cannot “hate.” Only people can. You judged the author of the comments, and not the comments themselves. Did you “love” that author?

The “love” to which the Bible refers is either agape, love in principle, or phileo, a personal care and fondness born of acquaintance. Assuming that you do not know every member of the Roman Catholic Organization (RCO), what principle are you following here to demonstrate your “love?”

You appear to object to someone telling them the truth about their organization as it compares to the Bible, and as it relates to historical development.

Agape was demonstrated by God in the death of His one and only Son. If your love is in principle, please articulate the principle. You have gone out of your way here to object to what is written about the whole idea of a pope. Have you gone out of your way to tell the truth to the members of the RCO that you claim to love? Because I will tell you this: very few people had the temerity to tell me the truth about the RCO when I was a member of it.

With all the scandal coming forward from the historical abuse of young boys in Ireland, I am pretty surprised to read your comments.

john

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 11:50:24 +0000

I judged the comments, not the people who made them. Jesus said ‘Love one another as I have loved you’ and He is God. We are called to Love with no exception.

By: Dan Backens

Dan Backens — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 23:10:05 +0000

Elizabeth – Didn’t you just make a judgement? Yes you did! And you SHOULD judge between good and evil, if you are spiritually minded. The Catholic church is not somehow exempted from this judgement, is it? How would that be love?

If you had a child that was doing something wrong, do you show that child you love them by saying they are doing the right thing? No, you chastise the child BECAUSE you love them. So love is not about being nice, is it? Those who are being mislead by the RCC need to be told the truth. You are free to disagree about how to tell them, but TELL them! Don’t act like they are just fine like so many do.

Finally, do not be so quick to pronounce your love for ‘the catholic people’. God can declare His love for the world because He is God. He knows every one of them, and yes, He died for them too. You are much more limited, so just try to focus on the ones you know. That will be hard enough.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:29:18 +0000

Judge not lest you be judged comes to mind here. God loves us all and asks us to love others the same way. How can we ever bring the Christian message to the world if we don’t walk the Christian walk. So much of what you have submitted about the catholic church is hate filled and that cannot come from God – and if it doesn’t come from God then where has it come from? Jesus is the Lord of my life, my salvation and my King, and I love the catholic people because Jesus died for them and he has asked us to love them.

By: Raye

Raye — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:41:58 +0000

PETER- Sounds like the Roman Catholic Church has [you] sucked in too!! So sad, so sad!! I agree with you John. It’s the truth.

By: Ned Ikon

Ned Ikon — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 03:48:57 +0000

Thank you John for your insightful and uncompromising expose on the RCC (Roman Catholic Cult). You are right, there has never been a greater imposter of Christianity than this horrible (and horror-full) institution. There has never been any institution that has done as much damage to the reputation of Christianity, since many people sadly mistaken this Babylonian “Mother of Harlots” as a representative of Christianity. It is really one of Satan’s master moves when the sun-worshipper Constantine proclaimed (his heathen version of)”christianity” as the official state religion. Just think – what is the best way to stop the spread of Christianity? The answer is: proclaim yourself as the leader of champion of christianity and present your “version” of it as the “real christianity”. It is the oldest trick in the book. Kind of like when the robber steals something and then starts shouting “Help! Robbery!” in order to point everyone in the wrong direction (away from himself). That is what the Roman Catholic Cult has done for centuries by murdering and torturing all who disagree with her and labeling them as “heretics”

By: stephen

stephen — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 19:42:06 +0000

very good insight,check out A.Hislop ” THE TWO BABLONS”for more info and research DR.Henry Clifford Kinley for the real truth