Holy Murder
Roman Catholic Religion Says that it is Good to
Kill Heretics!!
"In the Church of Rome an apostate [heretic] is
on outcast who has no place in society and no right to live"
- ex priest Charles Chiniquy ("Fifty Years in
the 'Church' of Rome," 293).
The
Roman Catholic religon, in it's goal to dominate the world, would stoop
to any means neccessary to gain and hold onto control of the people.
Murder was not beond their means, as the "holy" Inquisition
taught us. Not only did the Catholic religion itself murder
those who disagreed with her, but also incouraged her folloers to do
the same. In fact, the faithful Catholics were allowed to kill
'heretics' without being held accountable!
The
Jesuit Busembaum said that the man who killed an apostate did "a good
and holy work" ("Fifty Years in the Church of Rome, 293)
If
this sounds horriffic and unbiblical, the 'infalliable' Pope Gregory
VIII issued a decree stating that the killing of an apostate is not
murder, but is a good and Christian action. (Chiniquy 293).
[Popes are considered infalliable in areals related to faith and
morals, because they supposidly get their 'insight' direct from God.]
If
that didn't sound insidious, Catholic cannon law agrees:
"Those
are not to be accounted homicides who, fired with zeal for Mother
Church, may have killed excommunicated persons." (Decreti, pars
ii. causa xxiii. quaest v. can. xlvii) [excommunicated persons
include both apostates, those who have left the Catholic religion, and
heretics, those who were never a part of it.]
The
Bible tells us "thou shalt not kill," and "Go ye therefore, and
teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost:Teaching them to observe all things
whatsoever I have commanded you:" Matt 28:19,20. Jesus NEVER told
us to kill those who wouldn't believe, instead He told us that the we
should not judge the non-believers, because that will be God's job "but
them that are without God judgeth" I Cor 5:13.
This
means that if a Catholic kills an excommunicated person [i.e. a
heretic], and they did it for the glory of the Roman Church, that their
action was not a crime. How can it be a Christian action to
kill anyone? The Bible tells us to live our enemies and
pray for those who persecute us.
Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts
of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the
beginning. . .
John 8:44
Here
are some quotes regarding some wicked Jesuits, from The Secret
History of the Jesuits, by Edmond Paris.
These
are not actual teachings of the Church of Rome, but are produced in the
minds of those who are the products of her religious system.
The Great Whore trully is the MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND
ABOMINOATIONS (Rev 17:5).
"[The
Jesuit General] also absooves the irregularity issuing form bigamy,
injusirs done to others, murder, assassination. . .as long as these
wicked deeds were not publically known and thus the cause of a
scandal." p. 31
"[one
of the most criminal jesuetic maxims was] 'A monk or priest is allowed
to kill those who are ready to slandar him or his community.'" p. 67
"So
the order givs itself the right to eliminate its adversaries, and even
those of its members who, having come out of it, are too talkative." p.
67
"For
this same Jesuit was cynical enough to write: 'If a Father, yeilding to
temptation, abuses a woman and she publicises what hs happened, and
because of it, dishonours him, this same Father can kill her to avoid
disgrace'!" p. 67