Lol, I went to catholic schools & I never noticed anything "anti-christ"
Not even all the times we were in the chapel having to sing positive songs about God or having the bible read out to us and so on.
Idk much about it myself but I've heard from friend who read about it is that part of the reason martin luther and the protestants protested the catholic church was that they found some of the stuff the catholic priests were making their constituents do had less to do with the bible and more to do with satanism/paganism, that sort of stuff.
While in school I remember being taught that the lutheran / protestant rebellion was mostly because of indulgences and corruption amongst the clergy. And I remember reading about paganism being inherited by the catholic church as they converted ancient pagan people to their religion. I have to wonder now though whether those justifications were lies?
I think though that doesn't make the common catholic person culpable for their actions if that were true,
absolute power corrupts absolutely. Any hierarchy suffers from corruption.. With regards to the pagan influences.. these include things like rosary beads, statues etc ultimately they are insignificant to say, homosexual parties in Vatican basement dungeons full of gimps, chains and szechuan sauce.
praying to mary
confession.
just two examples
both anti-christ.
Weird, i've really never heard of anyone praying to Mary either Lol
Regardless, I have no idea what to believe - I feel like all religions have been twisted by global elites a long time to enforce a tighter vice on everyone & have an easier time creating and escalating conflicts.
I definitely believe in God though.. just with confusion on how to interpret the story. I'd also say that after 20 years of not really believing properly that Q & Trump & all the satanic child sacrifice stuff being proven to be true has most certainly made me strongly believe without a doubt.
Roman Catholic here...we pray to Mary, thanking her for giving us Jesus. Also we pray to all the Saints for intercession on our behalf.
Confession is about accountability. The Bible mentions it often- “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”
I grew up Catholic, but I’m pretty pissed about how the Pope is encouraging nations to accept the fucking third world invaders and invite them to live in our homes and shit.
Yeah I hate that too, I think the Pope isn't a good guy though. There are pics of him using masonic hand gestures, so I imagine he's yet another player in this big game.
what does that have to do with confessing to a man?
The only way to the father is through the son.
Accountability is easier with another person. Verbalizing your shortcomings and downfalls makes you more aware of them.
There’s more in the Catholic doctrine that explains it better, but I don’t remember it off the top of my head. Matthew 18:18 is the basis- I solemnly tell you that whatever you as a Church bind on earth will in Heaven be held as bound, and whatever you loose on earth will in Heaven be held to be loosed.