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Is Roman Catholicism Christian? by Richard Bennett.

Mark Driscoll invited to the London Men’s Convention 2011 by Dr E.S. Williams.

John Paul II: Blessed in the Sight of God? by Richard Bennett (March 2011)

Biblical Protest and Witness Await Pope’s UK Visit by Richard Bennett (Sept 2010)

Spirit of ’88 Newsletter July/August 2010 – The Return of the Real Presence

John Henry Newman: Becoming Rome’s First Ecumenical Saint by Richard Bennett and Michael de Semlyen (28 pages, published July 2010)

The Pope Plans on Organizing Political, Economic & Religious Activities Worldwide by Richard Bennett

The Affiliation of New Evangelicals with Apostasy by Michael de Semlyen and Richard Bennett

Pope Benedict XVI at Lourdes by Richard Bennett

Pope Benedict’s Denunciation of True Churches by Michael de Semlyen and Richard Bennett

Papal Rome and the European Union by Michael de Semlyen and Richard Bennett

Biblical Unity or Papal Conformity? by Michael de Semlyen and Richard Bennett

The Spirit of ’88 by Michael De Semlyen

Our Christian Heritage by Michael De Semlyen

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Rev David G. Farrow December 14, 2010 at 11:34 am

Thanks for the information you have provided on your site, I have downloaded some to link to my own page, if that is permissible with you. I would like to ask if you have “Was the Reformation a Mistake” in PDF formate? as I would very much like to link that to my site also.

With every blessing and continued support of your work.
David G. Farrow (Rev)

Michael Lehmann March 6, 2011 at 9:17 pm

The Council of Trent (1545-1563) has been enforced thru “Holy Office of Inquisition” even today with modern wars, a primary example is the modern “Holocaust” (Shoah) in Germany, Poland and Yugoslavia during WW II.
Both the European Union Treaty/Nato Lisbon Summit were held in Portugal. Even since II Vatican Council abortion has claimed 60 to 65 million lives.
Now WW III and the “Final Inquisition of all time”, the late Jesuit General Don Pedro Arrupe S.J. summoned Jesuits from the “Holy Office of Inquisition” to make this declaration following II Vatican Council.