ROMAN
CATHOLICS
ARE REALLY
GREEK
ORTHODOX
In 325 A.D.
Emperor
Constantine
was
converted to
Greek
Christianity
and then
decreed it
as the
Universal
(which in Greek
is
Katholicos
which became
Catholic.)
religion
throughout
the Empire.
This is the
one, holy,
catholic,
and
apostolic
Church that
most all
protestant
Christian
churches are
part of.
The Greek
Christians
converted
the Roman
Emperor into
an Orthodox
Greek
Christian
but
Constantine
by his
decreeing it
as the
universal
and official
religion of
the Roman
Empire,
became not a
Greek
Orthodox
Christian
but rather a
Roman
Catholic
Christian.
The Roman
priesthood
brought
their pagan
statue
worship
(idol
worship)
when they
merged with
the Greek
Orthodoxos
(true-teaching)
Church.
After
obtaining
possession
of the Greek
church's
Hebrew
manuscript
called
'Matthews
Logia", the
Roman
priesthood
drew up
their own
version in
Latin and
"separated'
it into four
versions in
order to
conceal its
teachings
from the
public, and
is our
present
four-fold
Gospel.
paraphrased
from New
Light in an
Old Lantern,
Joseph C.
Bonner |