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In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act. George Orwell
 What Pseudo-Christianity Won't Teach The Unread 



The Seven First Deacons

Do not believe the Catholic lie that Saint Peter blessed the first deacons of the Christian Church. The Gospel tells us that it were ‘The twelve Apostles’: all of them. Acts 6.

The Catholics, who in fact are ‘The Nicolaitans‘, only say this to add credit to their abominable church of lies and deceit. They claim that Saint Peter was heir first Bishop, while Peter never even visited Rome and had nothing to do with the Roman Church.  

The Catholics could simply have chosen Peter as their ‘Patron’,

but instead, they set out to deceive the masses through lying. And, alas! due to the folly of men,  they’ve largely succeeded in this fraud.  Claiming to be the first and the only church, steadfast continuing to deceive, convict, persecute and murder: yet the masses believed them to be  ‘The’ Church of God, until things really started to uncloud with the protestant reformation.

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...And The Gates Of Hell Shall Not Prevail Against It
Through the ages, Catholics and other Nicolaitans defied the above quotation by Jesus, 
oppressing and murdering many, deceiving and misleading many more.
But they have not and shall not prevail against
'His Church'.

 




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