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"Shiny objects of deception" Q: Many who claim to be Christian have decided, not after detailed research from biblical Christianity [protestantism] nor after a class &/or talks with their pastor, have on their own, through subtle doctrine of demons, been lured by "shiny objects" away from Christianity and into the apostate false religions of liturgical forms of worship found in Roman Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism or Orthodox religions. Just as many others have been decieved by Satan who can appear as an angel of light. Those who follow that path into apostasy and idolatry prove they themselves (if claiming to be learned) are apostates or false converts, but my hope is there are many who were duped into thinking these religions were Christian just as many naive were likewise conned and duped by Mormons to think theyre Christian too. May God quickly reveal these false religions to them and call them out of it, and back into true Christianity. As to the apostate, ...

History of RCC ECC & Orthodox Religions True Christianity: The faith as taught by Jesus and the apostles (1st century AD), based solely on Scripture. Continued thru 300-400s, then was restored by the Reformation.  Catholicism:  Around 5th century AD (c. 476 AD –500 AD), after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Catholicism was created. The Church in Rome had consolidated authority under the Pope at that time. Over time, heresies & false doctrines were added: like papal supremacy, indulgences, purgatory, veneration of saints, Marian doctrines etc.  By doing this they rejected Biblical truth, what God said the Gospel is, and perverted who God and Jesus are...thus they went into apostasy (& likewise idolatry [meaning created a false god]).  Looking a bit closer: Biblical Christianity: 1st century, directly following Jesus and the apostles. Roman Catholic institutional development: Around 5th century AD (~476–500), the Church in Rome consolidated power, add...

Q: I have a concern & need help. For YEARS I have been feeling the need of going to a church and get close to God. I have A LOT of doubts in my heart I feel skeptic, because of that I haven’t been in a church in so many years. I was raised in a latino catholic family ( like most of hispanic/latino culture) and i honestly never feel any connection to the religion, and I have very bad memories and experiences not directly with the church, but the people who practiced religion. I see a lot of stuff that doesn’t really match what they’re preaching.  l’m 36 i have 4 kids total 20, 19 and 18 and because my “divorce” of religion they don’t believe in God or religion, not totally because of me, but because they decided to not believe or follow the religion (maybe because they see what i see as well).  But lately the last year or so, my little 7 yo girl 7 has being asking me so many questions about God, who is God, if he take care of her, what do I know about him, and how to pray....