[Mrs.Z]

I am not a Catholic, but found this blog interesting.

The author agrees with most evangelicals that the one world religion movement is just a disguise for the elimination of serious Christianity.

[SkyPilot]

The author agrees with most evangelicals that the one world religion movement is just a disguise for the elimination of serious Christianity.

Yes, I found that interesting as well. This sentence was also interesting:

The Termite Nations have dispensed with God and His Commandments in their quest for unbridled hedonism. We are being prepared for the Reign of Antichrist. The Rev. P. Huchede, in his work entitled "History of Antichrist," explains the religious preparation, both intellectual and moral, for the Reign of Antichrist which will arrive after economic collapse: "But how shall he deprive the world of Christianity and have himself adored as God? Alas, it is only too true that the minds and hearts of men are admirably disposed for revolution and consequently ready to accept and bear the cruel yoke of such a tyrant.

Wall Street is celebrating because $4.5 Trillion has been given to it through "Quantitative Easing", while the rest of the nation is struggling. See this piece in CNBC:

Steak, strippers & sweet rides: Wall Street’s back

I wonder how much longer this charade of prosperity will be able to linger, but I fear the next global crash will be so deep it will change world history.

That scenario would be the perfect time for the Anit-Christ to emerge on the world scene, and seize global power.

[Wuli]

In re: “I am not a Catholic, but found this blog interesting......The author agrees with most evangelicals that the one world religion movement is just a disguise for the elimination of serious Christianity.”

Some non-Catholic Christians believe that’s what the “Catholic” (the plain meaning from the Greek is “universal; broad and diverse; eclectic; all encompassing; all embracing; all inclusive”) church of Roman origin has always been about - a pretense that it was the reigning orthodoxy while simultaneously embracing many religious ideas totally unfamiliar and unsupported by the 1st Century Christians it claimed some descent from.