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Debate: Have the gates of hell prevailed against the church Jesus founded on a rock, when He Himself said it could never happen? Did Christ who cannot lie fail to fulfill his promise? (view source)
Revision as of 05:14, September 13, 2020
, 05:14, September 13, 2020→Confirmed Marched 25, 2020
===Confirmed Marched 25, 2020===
===Confirmed Marched 25, 2020===
The Gates of Hell were confirmed to have prevailed against the church Jesus allegedly founded on a rock, when He Himself said it could never happen on March 25, 2020 with the publication of he 2020 Pontifical Yearbook. In the book, [[Pope Freancis I]] dropped the title, "[[Vicar of Christ]]", [https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pope-francis-drops-vicar-of-christ-title-in-vatican-yearbook] although the actual date that the gates of hell prevailed against the church Jesus allegedly founded on a rock, when He Himself said it could never happen was likely much earlier.
The Gates of Hell were confirmed to have prevailed against the church Jesus allegedly founded on a rock, when He Himself said it could never happen on March 25, 2020 with the publication of he 2020 Pontifical Yearbook. In the book, [[Pope Francis I]] dropped the title, "[[Vicar of Christ]]", [https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pope-francis-drops-vicar-of-christ-title-in-vatican-yearbook] although the actual date that the gates of hell prevailed against the church Jesus allegedly founded on a rock, when He Himself said it could never happen was likely much earlier.
Given the pace of change, this movement toward the truth of God will likely take several more generations for it to become known and recognized by Roman Catholic clerics and laity, assuming a future pope doesn't reverse Francis' innovation.
Given the pace of change, this movement toward the truth of God will likely take several more generations for it to become known and recognized by Roman Catholic clerics and laity, assuming a future pope doesn't reverse Francis' innovation.