The Life Foundations
Nexus
WHY THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH IS SO BIG
By Dr. Michael J. Bisconti
We are sometimes asked
why the Roman Catholic Church is so big.
The answer is that the Roman Catholic Church is NOT A SINGLE
RELIGION. The Roman Catholic Church, in
reality, is a million different religions that merely profess to be one
religion. These religions have joined
together in order to obtain and maintain political influence in the world. The Roman Catholic Church uses this
influence to promote its theological, moral, and political agendas. The proof that the “million different
religions” exist and that they are a “power union” is very simple:
There are Roman Catholics
who believe in Voodooism. There are
Roman Catholics who believe in Animism, which is the belief that certain
objects, for example, trees, are inhabited by spirits. There are Roman Catholics who follow the
teachings of Buddha. There are Roman
Catholics who follow the teachings of Islam’s Mohammed.
Those who would dispute
these facts need merely consult an encyclopedia.