My conclusion is that we should pray that God will turn more and more Catholics to the truth, but those Catholics who know the truth already should seriously consider if God wants them to be part of something that is under his judgment for preaching another gospel.

Roman Catholics believe that consuming the Eucharist, which they believe is actually physically God, imparts God's life to them. Only God's Spirit can do that, whom every believer has received by putting faith and allegiance in Christ.

By attempting to make water baptism more than it really is, it shifts the focus from faith in Christ to the act of receiving the sacrament.

Once the doctrine of Purgatory was in place, it was only logical for the concept of indulgences to arise. These two errors reveal clearly the Roman Catholic preoccupation with our having to earn salvation through good works rather than receiving it as a free gift based on what Christ accomplished on our behalf.

The Roman Catholic doctrine of Purgatory contradicts the glorious truth of justification by faith and declares that Christ's death and resurrection were insufficient to completely save us.

The Roman Catholic Church practices syncretism relating to the priesthood by incorporating Old Covenant concepts into the New Covenant, thus coming up with a hybrid that is foreign to the New Covenant.

The Roman Catholic Church's decision to institutionalize leadership under the papacy reveals that it is not committed to Christ's rule through the Holy Spirit or to adhering to the Scriptures.

In the Bible, however, saints are all those people who have been set apart to God. If we put our faith and allegiance in Christ, we automatically become a saint.

Jesus came to give all believers great favor with God, not just Mary. Jesus came to make us all beloved and favored sons and daughters.

By purporting to re-sacrifice Christ on the altar each time a Mass is celebrated, albeit an unbloody one, the Catholic Church not only defies the clear teaching of Scripture, but it abominably pretends to oversee or mediate that sacrifice with its own order of priests!