Is Catholicism a go-between?
By HsuYinFung
@HsuYinFung (161)
United States
June 29, 2007 1:43pm CST
Among the many false beliefs used to control its followers of which I won't go into, as a part of this control does Catholicism put itself between God and man? Here's a quote from Arthur Pink which speaks of this.
"As a system Romanism is a go-between. The "priest" stands between the sinner and God; the 'confessional' between him and the throne of grace; 'penance' between him and godly sorrow; the 'mass' between him and Christ; and 'purgatory' between him and Heaven."
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@barehugs (8973)
• Canada
29 Jun 07
Yes Catholicism is a go-between between God and Man. Its simply a scheme to make Money, and over the centurys, its proved Very Successful. The Catholic Church is one of the Richest Organizations on Earth.
But be this as it May, The Catholic Church is no worse than any other Organised Religion. Like so many Good Rackets, there are always plenty of Copy Cats out there, willing to cash in on the Easy Money!
