John Paul II: Practicing Islam Is Obedience To God & Leads To Heaven (April 1991)

In his April 3, 1991, “Message to the Faithful of Islam at the End of Ramadan”, John Paul II taught heresy, blasphemy and religious indifferentism.

First, he encourages Muslims to practice the false religion of Islam.  That’s a manifestation of apostasy.  The true popes firmly taught that Islam is a diabolical religion and an abomination that must be rejected and repudiated; for it leads to damnation. 

Second, he refers to Muslims who have died.  He affirms with hope that they have returned to the merciful judgment of God.  That is to indicate that they are saved.  To confirm his point he then cites 1 Cor. 2:9 about how God prepares eternal happiness for His chosen ones.  His message clearly means that, in his view, deceased Muslims were saved and are God’s “chosen ones”.  That’s heresy and blasphemy.  It’s a denial of the dogma that Christ and the Catholic faith are necessary for salvation. 

Third, he tells the Muslims that their observance of the Ramadan fast “according to the dictates of your religion” is “a needed example of obedience to God’s will”.  That is also heresy, for it means that people obey God when they practice the false and diabolical religion of Islam.  John Paul II’s message is an obvious endorsement of the practice of Islam and an expression of religious indifferentism.  It’s the kind of message that Antipope John Paul II delivered on a regular basis when addressing members of false religions. 

He ends his blasphemous message by indicating that God grants the Muslims peace in their false religion.  That’s also blasphemous, for peace is only found in Jesus (John 16:31-33).  This message alone proves that John Paul II was a notorious heretic and an antipope, and there are many others like it.