Yeah, because he beat up the bankers. You can't go against the bankers.
Yeah, because he beat up the bankers. You can't go against the bankers.
He wants to get between you and Christ. The pope is an antichrist. I think the next one will be the Antichrist.
He wants to get between you and Christ. The pope is an antichrist. I think the next one will be the Antichrist.
The notion of a singular antichrist was created by the Catholic Church to begin with.
The notion of a singular antichrist was created by the Catholic Church to begin with.
There are many antichrists. Isn't there only one Antichrist?
There are many antichrists. Isn't there only one Antichrist?
Futurism = The idea that the AntiChrist is 1 single man who is yet to come
This view was created by the Catholic Church
This was done largely in response to Protestant reformers accusing the papacy of being the antichrist. Such reformers include...
Martin Luther (Lutheran Church) Phillip Melanchthon (Lutheran Church) John Calvin (Calvinist Church) John Knox (Presbyterian) John Wesley (Methodism) Jonathan Edwards (Congregationalist) Thomas Cranmer (English Reformation) Roger Williams (Puritanism) Cotton Mather (Puritanism) Charles Spurgeon (Prominent preacher of the 1800s) William Tindale (Protestant, Translated bible) John Thomas (Christadelphianism) John Wickcliffe Hodrick Zwingli etc
Futurism was a Catholic view developed by Jesuit Priest Francisco Ribera in 1585 and popularized around 1830.
Futurism is not the fundamental view of the church. It was a reaction to the protestant reformation.
Futurism = The idea that the AntiChrist is 1 single man who is yet to come
This view was created by the Catholic Church
This was done largely in response to Protestant reformers accusing the papacy of being the antichrist. Such reformers include...
> Martin Luther (Lutheran Church)
> Phillip Melanchthon (Lutheran Church)
> John Calvin (Calvinist Church)
> John Knox (Presbyterian)
> John Wesley (Methodism)
> Jonathan Edwards (Congregationalist)
> Thomas Cranmer (English Reformation)
> Roger Williams (Puritanism)
> Cotton Mather (Puritanism)
> Charles Spurgeon (Prominent preacher of the 1800s)
> William Tindale (Protestant, Translated bible)
> John Thomas (Christadelphianism)
> John Wickcliffe
> Hodrick Zwingli
> etc
Futurism was a Catholic view developed by Jesuit Priest Francisco Ribera in 1585 and popularized around 1830.
Futurism is not the fundamental view of the church. It was a reaction to the protestant reformation.
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