Why We Can’t Partner With Roman Catholics

In episode 45, I will finally be addressing the topic of Roman Catholicism, and specifically, why Reformed and Evangelical Protestants cannot partner together with them—whether it be for evangelism, abortion ministry, or political affiliation. I've wanted to discuss this for a while, but last week's podcast set everything up for this to be a good time to address it.People are angry at the state of American politics, and rightly so. We’ve clearly been sold out by our Zionist occupied government, and now our country is being invaded by foreigners, our food supply is diminishing, and our money has been almost completely devalued. However, what is the solution? Should we partner with Catholics to remedy this situation?In short: No. We can have no peace and unity with Rome because of the blatant idolatry which is Roman Catholic "worship." God will not bless a nation that tolerates idolatry in any form. Just saying that we are “Christian” is not enough. Paul said that some false apostles proclaim “another Jesus” and a “different gospel.” (2 Corinthians 11:4)In this podcast, we will see that the Protestant Reformation still matters today, and that’s true no matter whether we are talking about evangelistic crusades, parachurch ministries, or political affiliation. Furthermore, we will see that it is not “purity spiraling” (as some are saying) to take a decisive stand against Papal idolatry and Roman Catholic corruption.Was Martin Luther "purity spiraling" when he nailed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenberg in 1517? Were the German princes “purity spiraling” when they presented the Augsburg Confession at the Diet of Augsburg in 1530? Was John Calvin "purity spiraling" when he wrote his "Institutes of the Christian Religion" in 1536? Were the Puritan divines "purity spiraling" when they wrote in the original Westminster Confession of Faith that the Pope is "that antichrist" in 1646? Was Oliver Cromwell "purity spiraling" when he opposed Roman Catholic tyranny in Ireland with military might in the years 1649-1653? No, these men were standing fast on the truth of Scripture in the face of false doctrine.Yet, today we have a bunch of so-called "Reformed" Christian leaders who are willing to completely go back on the entire foundation that the Protestant Reformation was built on. So, in this podcast, I will help remind some and educate others as to why we can't have any partnership with Roman Catholicism. In order to do that, we'll briefly look at:1. The Mass2. The Virgin Mary3. The Council of TrentThose 3 topics won’t even scratch the surface regarding the doctrine of Roman Catholicism, but they are to sufficient to demonstrate that no true Christian, and no true Christian organization, can have any partnership with Rome—whether it be in evangelistic crusades, parachurch ministries, or political affiliation. Otherwise, words have no meaning, including the word: "Christian.”And that’s what this all comes down to, the answer to that most important and fundament question—which matters both for time and for all of eternity—the question: "What is a Christian?" At the end of this video, we will answer that question.