The following discussion took place when a Catholic attempted to set me straight about my critiques of Catholicism—many of which I detail in my book In Consideration of Catholic Doctrines, Traditions and Dogmas. When all segments of this discussion are posted, you will be able to find them here. My new Catholic friend began with: …
Anne Catherine Emmerich, known as “Venerable” and/or “Blessed,” was a Roman Catholic nun, supposed mystic, who allegedly experienced stigmata, was either practiced Mariology or Maryolatry, etc. In Life of Jesus Christ, Vol. 1, Section 5 she stated: I saw that Cain conceived on Mount Olivet the design to murder Abel. After the deed, he wandered …
Catholic mystic Anne Catherine Emmerich on giants and fallen Angles Read More »
I have written quite a bit about the Catholic concept of Our Lady of Guadalupe: from the history of the apparition of that pseudo-Mary to the times controversy has arisen due to her being depicted in a bikini to that upon which I will touch again herein which is the view of her as a …
My new book “In Consideration of Catholic Doctrines, Traditions and Dogmas” is now available in paperback and Kindle ebook versions, be sure to see here first for my special offer to save you some money. Topics covered include a background of Catholic Church history, Mariology, apparitions, Purgatory, Eucharist, confession, intercession, the apocrypha, the papacy, statuary, …
New book “In Consideration of Catholic Doctrines, Traditions and Dogmas” Read More »