Catechism: Antichrist For The Coming Of The Beast?

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In the New York Catholic Catechism, under pope says, “The pope takes the place of Jesus Christ on earth.” Is this not what God warning us concerning what the antichrist will say and do? If, this is not enough to convince you, listen to this…The Catholic book, “My Catholic Faith” which is held in Baltimore Catechism, on page 251 says, “The pope can make and unmake laws for the entire Catholic church; his authority is supreme and unquestioned. Does this not sound like too much power over God’s authority? Isn’t the Catholic church widely spread across the world and allowing the pope to take over our world, as the main Antichrist for the coming of the Beast?

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