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Two Former Priests Analyze Catholicism

In the interview, former priest Henry Nowakowski’s discusses his life dedicated to the Catholic priesthood. Henry’s seminary training and experience reveals much of the heart of Papal Rome. Very informative also was their joint analysis of the Vatican Council II. The high-point of the interview was Henry Nowakowski’s analyses of the contrast of God’s sovereignty Read More
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Roman Catholicism Exposed. Questions and Answers with a former Priest

Former Roman Catholic priest of 22 years Richard Bennett, is asked a series of questions by Larry Wessel’s while attending a conference with numerous evangelical speakers such as John MacArthur, John Ankerberg, Dave Hunt & many others. The conference was held in Dallas in 1999 to answer the second rendition of the “Evangelicals and Catholics Read More
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Are Catholics Christian?

Richard Bennett, a former Dominican priest, gives a clear presentation of what being a Roman Catholic is and what it means to be a Christian as defined in the Bible. A detailed comparison is giving showing side by side what the Bible shows and what the catholic Catechism says, complete contradictions! Share on Facebook Share Read More
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The Cunning Genius of the Vatican Papal System

As the history of the structure of the Catholic Church is alarming, an exposure of its system is essential. Biblical and historical analysis of the Papal system is required so that its influence can be prevented. In dealing with Papal Rome, it is utterly important to remember that “those who do not learn from history Read More
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Pope Francis: Stalwart Reformer or Diehard Pontiff?

The serious question that is proposed in this video requires an answer. Many people across the world are convinced that Pope Francis is a resolute reformer. However, when you carefully analyze Francis’ modus operandi, his purpose of portraying himself as a reformer is revealed. On the other hand, in Francis’ first encyclical letter, the diehard Read More
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Pope Francis Shows His True Colors

Cardinal Bergoglio, once elected, chose the name Pope Francis in honor of St. Francis of Assisi. St. Francis was known to be a softhearted lover of nature. Accordingly, Pope Francis cleverly implied that he would be similarly unassuming, kind, and harmless. On the other hand, from his first speech and his subsequent presentations, he has Read More
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The First Martyrs of the Reformation

This video features Historian Sinclair Horne as interviewed by Richard Bennett. Patrick Hamilton and George Wishart were the first martyrs in Scotland. Their lives and their martyrdom were the trigger to set the Reformation on the right course in Scotland and later across the world. The program was made on location at two historical settings Read More