The Pope has never held sway over the American West, nor has he shaped its spirit. In America, the Pope holds no real influence. This nation was built on Protestant values — yet today, we see a rise in Orthodoxy while Roman Catholicism continues to fade.
Jesus Christ was never elected, and neither were the Apostles. Their authority came from God, not from men. Catholicism may be fading, but it is Protestantism that stands at greater risk of spiritual decay.
The Pope has never held sway over the American West, nor has he shaped its spirit. In America, the Pope holds no real influence. This nation was built on Protestant values — yet today, we see a rise in Orthodoxy while Roman Catholicism continues to fade.
Jesus Christ was never elected, and neither were the Apostles. Their authority came from God, not from men. Catholicism may be fading, but it is Protestantism that stands at greater risk of spiritual decay.
Orthodoxy remains — unshaken and true.
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How to Invest in Bitcoin?
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