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Roman Catholic church   1. Origin of Roman Catholicism The Roman Church, which was only one of the many churches scattered throughout the Roman Empire until the third century, became a Roman Catholic church that took control of the Middle Ages, and the bishop of the Roman Church, which was only the elder of the local church, became the head of the world church and ruled the Middle Ages because of the political and military backing up of the Roman Empire and the Holy Roman Empire. On 27 October 312, thanks to the "Cross of Flame" that appeard in Emperor Constantine's dream, he win the battle of the Milbian Bridge, with his opponent, Emperor Maxentius, Rome's attitude toward the Christians was reversed. In March 313, the Edict of Milan was distributed and freedom of faith was given, and clergy were exempted from military service, taxes, and various civil duties, and judicial privileges were given, so they were not tried in court in the world. As a result, the system of the priesthood was corrupted and the priest trade was popular, and the customs of the pagan absolved. The worship was extremely pagan, and on March 7, 321, the Emperor Constantine declared to be closed on Sunday, the day of worship of the sun god Mithras. In 330, when the capital was moved from Rome to Constantinople, the biskop of the Roman Church expanded his authority independently without the intervention of the emperor. The arrogant Roman Church bishop used the title "Pontifex Maximus", the title of the pagan archbishop, which the Roman emperors had been used as the official name until 375.   In 496, Catholic Church converted the King Clovis of Frank, a strong Germanic nation, to solidify it's political base during the Middle Ages. In 533, Catholic Church officially recognized the Roman Church bishop as "Head of World Church". In 538, Catholic Church conquered Ostrogoth, the last Germanic to challenge the reign of the Roman Church, with military power. Frank king charse used his military force to save the troubled Roman pope from the political crisis, and by receiving the emperor's crown from Pope Leo III at St. Peter's church in 800 AD, the historic 'Holy Roman Empire' emerged and the empire served as a sincere protector of the papacy for over 1,000 years until it was ended by Napoleon in 1806. It was the 'Holy Roman Empire' that assembly the Crusaders to slaughter the Reformers such as Albizens and Waldens, to burn Hus and Jerome, and to provide all the power to stop Luther's Reformation. Therefore, Catholicism is not a church that inherited the first church, but rather a mixed religion that persecuted the first church, absorbed the foreign religion, grew by political patronage, and it is a worldly church that pursue power and wealth.     2. The history of Catholic non-biblical doctrines 1. Lucian first called the elder to priest -- the second century; 2. Ciprian has created a mass which the priest preside -- the third century; 3. Prayer for the dead (the customs of Babylonian religion) -- A.D. 300. 4. Making cross shape -- A.D. 300. 5. Candlelight -- A.D. 320; 6. Angels, dead saints, worship of figures -- A.D. 375 7. Becomes a daily ceremony of Mass. -- A.D. 394. 8. Start raising Mary and calling her "mother of God" -- A.D. 431 9. Priests begin to wear special clothes -- A.D. 500 10. A ritual for healing -- A.D. 526. 11. Gregory I establishes the doctrine of purgatory -- A.D. 593 12. Use of Latin at worship -- A.D. 600. 13. prayers to Maria, dead saints, angels -- A.D. 600 14. The first pope (Boniface III) -- A.D. 610. 15. Kiss the papal feet -- A.D. 709. 16. Pepin, the Frankish king, hand over secular power to the Pope -- A.D. 750 17. Cross and relic worship -- A.D. 786 18. Making a holy water by blessing priest in water mixed with salt and oil -- A.D. 850 19. St. Joseph worship -- A.D. 890 20. Cardinal worship -- A.D. 927. 22. Pope John XV declares dead as saints -- A.D. 995 23. Friday fast -- A.D. 998 24. Mass gradually develops into sacrifice, and attendance is forced -- A.D. 11th century. 25. The Single Life of Priests -- A.D. 1079. 26. Introduction of the use of rosary (pagan practice) -- A.D. 1090; 27. Establishment of the Tribunal -- A.D. 1184 28. Sales of indulgences -- A.D. 1190.29. Seven Sacraments -- A.D. 12th Century 30. Establish theory of transubstantiation -- A.D. 1215 31. Ritual that confesses sins to the eas of priests, not God -- A.D. 1215. 32. Holy bread worship  -- A.D. 1220 33. Bible banned and included in the list of forbidden books -- A.D. 1229. 34. makes a holy cloth  -- A.D. 1251 37. The tradition of the church is recognized as the same authority as the Bible -- A.D. 1545 40. Mary conceive without sins -- A.D. 1854 41. declares the pope's absolute no errror to all matters of faith and morals -- A.D. 1870 42. Pius XII declares Mary's ascension -- A.D. 1950 43. Pope Paul VI calls Mary "mother of church" -- A.D. 1965     3. Papacy Catholics insist that the pope, inheriting Peter's apostolic office, the deputy of Christ, the head of the whole church, the holy father, and the errorless being. So they consider the Pope's teachings higher than the Bible. But this doctrine of the pope is not based on the Bible and challenges God's authority. The pope is just a human being and has done many immoral things in history (murder, blasphemy, corruption, simony, drunkenness, adultery, homosexual, and incest). In the Middle Ages, pope owned wealth and power that outperformed the king, which is far from the servicing leader that presented by Jesus. Pope Sergius III (A.D. 904–911) obtained the papacy through murder, and had sex with a woman, giving birth to illegitimate children. Pope John XII (A.D. 955–964) was sexually promiscuous, bringing prostitutes to the Vatican. Fifty bishops gathered at St. Peter's Cathedral to sue the pope for theft, simony, perjury, murder, adultery, and incest, but Pope John XII took revenge beating the cardinal and bishops with whips and cutting arms, noses and ears. Pope John XV (A.D. 985–996) shared church finances with his relatives. Pope Benedict VIII (A.D. 1012–1024) is an immoral figure who bribed and bought the papacy. Pope Benedict IX (A.D. 1033–1045) committed murder and adultery in daylight, and was deported after robbing pilgrims. Pope Innocent III (A.D. 1160–1216) founded the Inquisition and killed more than a million Christians who believed in the Bible.    Pope John XXIII (A.D. 1410–1415) was accused by 37 witnesses, consisting of bishops and priests, of indecent, incestuous, incestuous, indigo, sex trafficking, theft and murder, and raped 300 nuns. Vatican records show he committed perverted sexual acts with his brother's wife, had sex with hundreds of virgins, and was publicly called the devil's incarnation by performing adultery with married women. Pope Pius II (A.D. 1458–1464) taught how to fall into sexual desire, and was the father of many illegitimate children. Pope Paul II (A.D. 1464–1484) wore an expensive, luxurious crown, and had many concubines in the palace. Pope Sixtus IV (A.D. 1471–1484) sold the church titles at auction to cover the war funds, distributed the money embezzled by relatives, appointed eight young nephews as cardinals, and often held extravagant and colorful feasts. The papal crown on his head is similar to the mermaid-shaped god Dagon of Babylon. the Dagon god of Babylon in the shape of half-man half-fish pope with triple crown Pope in crown like Dagon     4. The worship of Mary The Catholic Church says that Mary conceived without original sin, and when she died, her body and soul ascended to heaven. Mary is the mother and queen of all people, the gate of heaven, and is forgiven through her. Mary, who has more than seven children, has lived as a virgin for a lifetime. It is also said that through Mary, we can go to Jesus and God. This is a doctrine that has no basis for the Bible, which puts Mary, who is only a human, in Jesus' place. Only through Jesus Christ, we can be saved, and the worship of Mary is derived from the worship of the goddess of the pagan religion. Catholics imported the idols and customs of Babylonian religion, which was a Satanic worship. Babylon in the Mesopotamian region was built by a powerful hunter named Nimrot in the Bible. The name Nimroth means 'he has rebelled' and becomes a person who confronts God. Nimroth had his wife Semiramis and son Dammus, and he carried out all kinds of evil and satanic worship. When Nimrod died, his body was cut into several pieces and sent to several areas. His wife, Semiramis, claimed that Nimroth became a sun god and that Nimroth was reincarnated as his son Dammus. Fire and candles were used to commemorate him because Nimroth became a sun god. Other symbols of Nimrod include the sun, fish, tree, and column. Semiramis also said that Damus was a savior conceived by supernatural forces, and she was also a object of worship. 'The mother-son shaped idol' which is common in the Babylon area, is the image of the goddess Semiramis holding her son Dammus. However, these Babylonian idol spread throughout the world and are found in many places. Chinese people call the goddess who holds the baby in her arms "Singmu," means "Holy Mother" Germans worshipped Hertha, a virgin who held her baby with her arms. In India, they worshipped Devaki, mother hold baby Krishna. The Egyptian goddess Isis holds baby Horus, Egypt's greatest god. The Israelites worshiped the goddess of the Gentile, and in Jeremiah, it is said that they incense to the queen of heaven.   Goddess who hold baby in ancient religions around the world, including Babylon and Egypt Mary and Baby Jesus, common in the cathedral Mary's Resurrection and Ascension a pope worshiping Mary a crucified mary (Europe) Mary with the Cross (Rome) As the Roman Church was established in A.D. 313, paganism was prohibited, so the pagans brought their goddess worship into the church, and the Roman church tolerated it for the expansion of the church. Gradually, the worship of the goddesses of pagans moved to the worship of Mary. In A.D. 431, the Ephesian Council adopted the worship of Mary as the official doctrine of Catholicism. Ephesus was a city that worshiped Diana, the goddess of virgin and mother from ancient times. When the apostles spread the gospel, the Ephesians destroyed their own goddess idols (Act 19:24–27) In Catholicism, Mary is a centerpiece of praying to God on our behalf, but that role is Jesus's.   1John2:1 My little children, these things I write to you, so that you may not sin. And if anyone sins, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous. 1Tim.2:5 For there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus, Luke1:46~47 And Mary said: "My soul magnifies the Lord, And my spirit has rejoiced in God my Savior. Jesus is the only one who defend us with God when we do wrong. The Mediator, which connects God and me, is only Jesus Christ. Mary is just a person who borrowed her body for a while to come to this world with his body. Mary called Jesus my savior. Catholics say that Maria is an eternal virgin and has been a virgin for a lifetime. However, the Bible records the names of Jesus' four brothers, Jcob, Joseph, Simone, and Judah (Matthew 13:55) Jesus also has sisters; (Matthew 13:56) The Catholics say that Mary conceived Jesus without original sin, and did not sin for life. This is the doctrine of Mary, declared by Pope Pius IX in 1854. But the Bible clearly states that all humans are sinners and that there is no righteous person before God. Catholics teach that Mary did not die, and ascended to heaven and became a queen of heaven. This doctrine was declared by Pope Pius XII in 1951 A.D. However, the Bible says that no one has gone up to heaven except the son of a man. (John 3:13) The worship of the Catholic Mary is no different from the worship of the goddesses of ancient pagans.     5. The Catholic priesthood and confession The title of the priest is used 'father' which can only be used for God. Jesus clearly told us not to call anyone my father religiously except for the Father(God) who gave us life. Matt.23:9 "Do not call anyone on earth your father; for One is your Father, He who is in heaven. The word 'Pope', which represents the head of Roman church, also is meaninng the word 'father'. In Mithraism, an pagan religion that was popular in the Rome, priests who presided over sacrifices were called 'father'. Also, the head of the Mithraist priest lived in Rome, he was called the "Father of fathers"(Pater patrum). The Bible also shows the pagan priest as the father. (Judg 17:10) Catholicism denies being righteous by faith. Atonement is said to be done by good deeds, prayers and confessions. The right of forgiveness is only to Jesus and can be forgiven by cross blood, but Catholics are forgiven by confessing sins to a sinful human priest. Eph.1:7 In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace We are forgiven through the blood that Jesus has shed on the cross on behalf of our sins.   There is a cardinal in the Catholic Church next to the Pope, but there is no cardinal in the Bible. The 'cardinal', originally the oracle of Roman pagans, cardinal, is derived from the Latin 'Cardo', which means a holed stone(a thing like a hinge to open and close the door). The cardinal was originally a priest who served Janus, the god of the gate and the holed stone. January, which means first month also comes from Janus, which means God of the beginning. Janus, known as the "opener and closeer," is the imitate the heavenly system and the righr of open and close the doors of heaven and hell to Jesus. (rev 3:7~8) The cardinal wears red cloth, which is the same as the red of pagan cardinal priests. The pagans divided the priests into three groups: Cardinals, Bishops and Priests, which Roman Catholics.accepted. Rev.17:4 The woman was arrayed in purple and scarlet, and adorned with gold and precious stones and pearls, having in her hand a golden cup full of abominations and the filthiness of her fornication.     6. Idol worship a) The worship of obelisk   egyptian obelisk The Obelisk of St. Peter's Cathedral, Vatican Obelisk is a symbol of ancient religion and is distributed all over the world. Obelisk is derived from Egyptian mythology, which means the penis of the husband osiris of the goddess Isis. Obelisk also symbolizes the sun god. It is surprising that the symbol of the pagan is in the middle of the front yard of the Vatican Cathedral in Rome. Moreover, this obelisk is not a fake, but a hand-delivered ancient artifact from Egypt. In A.D. 37–41, the Roman Emperor Caligula brought the obelisk in Heliopolis, Egypt, to the stsdium of the Vatican Hills: Heliopolis was the base of ancient Egyptian solar worship. The obelisk in the Vatican is 24 meters high and weighs 320 tons. A.D. In 1586, under the order of Pope Sixtus V, they moved the obelisk to the front yard of St. Peter's Cathedral Many people refused to move a huge obelisk because the pope decided to put a person to death who dropped and broke the obelisk while moving it. Eventually, a man named Fontana took responsibility and carried out task with 45 winding machines, 180 horses and 800 workers. On September 10, 1586, with many watching, the obelisk was carried, and when it was successfully built, hundreds of bells, cannons and shouts were echoed, and the crowd cheered. The Vatican has done blasphemy by placing a cross on top of the Egyptian idol. After the obelisk was built, the pope held a mass and declared blessing to the workers and horses. There are 248 Doris pillars around St.Peter's Cathedral Square, which are used in pagan temple design.   b) Sun worship In Mithraism, a pagan religion in the Roman era, they worshipped the sun. The influence of this solar cult has made the holy bread round. But Jesus broke the bread and manipulated it and handed it to his disciples, not in a round shape. The meaning of bread breaking means that Jesus is hurt by severe whipping and cross. In ancient Egyptian mystical religions, priests also gave round bread to the sun gods. IHS inscribed on bread means the Trinity Isis, Horus, and Seb of Egypt: At the central altar of St Peter's, there is a sun shape between snake-like twisted columns.   ancient sun worship pattern Babylonian sun cart wheele  BabylonCCart wheel of sun Cart wheel ay St. Peter's Cathedral, Vatican The ancient people believed that a large wheel symbolized the sun, and thought that the sun god drove a cart. Israel also had a priesthood incense in Baal and the sun gods, the moon and the planet, which King Josiah reformed (king2 23:5). The Belle Temple in Babylon has found a cartwheel symbolizing sun god. Similar cartwheel patterns are carved around the obelisk in the front yard of St. Peter's Cathedral.   c) The Catholic Ten Commandments that removed the idol worship ban Catholic cathedrals are made up of all kinds of idols. Roman churches have removed the second commandment of the Ten Commandments: "Do not make any shape, do not bow to them, do not serve them." One clause is missing: "Do not covet another's wife or possession" Divide this tenth commandment into two.   skeleton filling Catholic cathedral - Catholic cathedral in Czech Republic the remains of the saint which is decorated with jewel (At the Catholic Monastery in Switzerland) The Phoenix Bird is an ancient occult symbol     7. Reformation of religion and persecution of Christianity a) Reformation Selling relics, church posts and indulgences was a big business of medieval Roman Catholicism. Pope Bonifas VIII declared A.D. 1300, a Jubilee Year and granted indulgence to those who made pilgrimages to St. Peter's Cathedral. That year, two million people flocked to Rome, and in the tomb of St.Peter, the two priests raised a large sum of money. The pope gave this money to his relatives and angered the Romans by purchasing many castles and mansions. In the Middle Ages, Roman Catholics owned many lands, and accumulated tremendous wealth by forcing the church members to pay contributions. The Catholics are not satisfied with this and begun to sell indulgences that allow them to avoid the pain of purgatory. At the time of Martin Luther, chatholics built St. Peter's Cathedral, so the pope was more engaged in indulgence sales to raise the necessary money. The man who sells the indulgences visited the city and put the official papal accreditation and the papal flag on, and all the people of all classes lined up to buy indulgences, and the money they collected was put in a large metal safe. The money box was writtenthe following words: "The moment money falls, sounding in the box, the soul suffering is saved from purgatory." The rich were not too much, but the poor had to sacrifice everything to be forgiven for their ancestors and their sins. Luther nailed 95 clauses to the Castle Church door, pointing to Catholic contradictions, including indulgences. Luther, a doctor and professor of Catholic theology, strongly criticized the act of selling indulgences and exemptions as follows: "Iindulgences is a pious fraud; indulgence does not have any effect before the Lord's good." The greatest evidence that indulgence is a sham is that there is no spiritual world itself, purgatory, between heaven and hell. And yet Catholics are still praying for the dead for money.   b) Christian persecution (inquisition) In the Middle Ages, Christians who believed in the Bible against the corruption and contradictions of Catholicism were condemned by Catholics as heretics and suffered terrible torture and sacrifice. In 1252 A.D. Pope Innocent IV issued a letter of "On Extermination" and ordered the powers in the influence of Catholics to torture and burn heretic.   It is torture that uses the torture belt to tie hands and feet, wrap the rope around the limbs, pull the limbs, and feel the excruciating pain of the limbs. This torture tool, known as a virgin, is empty, and it is an torture that puts knives in it, and the person who is trapped inside is stuck around the knife and the whole body is cut.   They pulled out nails with tongs, burned men and women's genitals, rolled on a Protestant with a fang on a large roller. Catholics stripped the victim's clothes and tied his arms behind his back with a rope, and used a pulley to hang himself in the air and suddenly dropped him, causing the joints of the body to fall off. For those who refused Roman Catholic teachings, boiling lead was poured into their ears and mouths, their eyes were taken out, whipped to splash flesh, or tossed into long nailed cliffs. The tortured man in the Inquisition was chained to a wall in prison and died of food from rats and pests living in a blood-filled torture chamber. The inquisition led to the genocide, in A.D. 1209, 6,000 people were slaughtered with knives in the city of Bezier, and in A.D. 1211, in Rabauer, 100,000 Christians were slaughtered. In the Merindol massacre, 500 women were burned to death in a warehouse, and in the A.D. 1562 Orange massacre, Pope Pius IV sent an Italian army to brutally kill men and women.    In Paris, France, in 1572, Huguenots, who believed in 10,000 Bibles, were massacred. The French king gave a Mass thanking him for killing many heretics, and the Vatican was pleased to accept it. The Vatican ordered the Mint to make a commemorative coin to celebrate the Huguenot massacre, which is engraved with an angel with a knife and a cross and a frightened Huguenot in front of it. In the Inquisition, the Protestant is hanging upside down with his feet on the torture stand, and in the furnace below, the iron rod to support his eyes is burning. Inquisition torture Room, which shows three main methods of torture. <Pulley, Water Torture, fire torture> Protestants tied to trees and burned The priests show a cross and demanded that the heretics withdraw their claim.        * word document for print: Roman Catholic church   Copyright(c) light and darkness history All rights reserved aspire7@hanmir.com