For many centuries our Catholic Church was the strongest Church. Half a century of successful infiltration by hostile innovators has weakened it beyond belief. Obviously to strengthen it we must return it to the beliefs, practices, and worship which kept it strong. We must recognize the enemy, remove his doomed replacement organization, and “restore all things in Christ.”...
More >>>Your convinced priest of the Old Guard can be a formidable adversary. An older man, saturated with the knowledge and convictions gained through decades of meditation on his Scripture and Tanquerey, his piety and sincerity arm him with disconcerting insights and as the Devil can descry the unworthy exorcist, so can the religieux de Dieu see through a phoney. And since he knows his manual of dogma inside and out, he knows his theology, at least classical theology. “Timeo virum unius libri.”...
More >>>Christianity picked up tremendous momentum when it lowered the price tag on salvation by abrogating Jewish ceremonial law. “Come on over to our side,” it told the Jews. Enjoy your ham. No more circumcision. No more silly Sabbath regulations. Here you can eat your cake and have it too.”...
More >>>There are two views of religion. One sees a legitimate authority governing, issuing money and stamps, exercising all the prerogatives of a closed and perfect society. This lawful government faces a government of rebels who challenge and usurp its authority, attempting to issue its own money and stamps, and otherwise appear legitimate...
More >>>“Pie in the sky when you die” is not enough. We want heaven on earth here and now...
More >>>Superstition did not beget religion. Religion begets superstition that clouds the mind, and intricate moral codes that fetter our freedom...
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