What Is Bergoglio’s False Gospel

Judgment Came Swiftly

Judgment came swiftly in this instance.

What Is Bergoglio’s False Gospel

He teaches a false gospel because, among many other things, he condemns converting people to the Catholic faith. He also agrees with Martin Luther on justification. He teaches religious indifferentism. He teaches that the death penalty is contrary to the Gospel, to name just a few things. All of that (and much more) is documented in our videos and articles. Here are a few quotes that are relevant.

Francis, Speech to Lutherans and ‘Catholics’, Oct. 13, 2016: “It is not licit to convince them of your faith. Proselytism is the strongest venom against the ecumenical path.”

Here he defines proselytism as trying to convince people of the faith, and he rejects it.

Francis, Aug. 7, 2013: “Should you go and convince someone else that he should become Catholic? No, no, no! Go out and meet him, he is your brother. This is enough."

Here he says 'no' to the question of whether people should convince others to be Catholic.

Francis, Video Message To National Catholic Youth Conference, Nov. 21, 2019: “Go, go and take the Lord, go and fill up your environments, even the digital ones, not with convictions, not to convince, not to proselytize, but rather by bearing witness to Jesus’ tenderness and mercy.”

Here he again heretically rejects trying to convince people of the faith, and he rejects having convictions.

Francis, Address To Participants In The General Chapter of The Pontifical Institute For Foreign Missions, May 20, 2019: “And so you proclaim Jesus Christ. This is not seeking new members for this ‘Catholic society’, no. It is making Jesus visible: so he may become visible in my person, in my conduct; and to open, through my life, room for Jesus. This is evangelizing. This is what your Founders had at heart.”

Here he explicitly rejects the effort to seek new members for the Catholic society (further proving our point).

Francis, June 26, 2016: "Nowadays, Lutherans and Catholics, and all Protestants, are in agreement on the doctrine of justification: on this very important point he [Luther] was not mistaken."

Here he teaches that Luther was not wrong on justification. That is to teach a false gospel.

Bergoglio’s Poisonous Words

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Hearing the words of Bergoglio here, they drip like slow, sweet poison from his lips.

Johnny Toronto