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Protestant in conviction – the Distinctives of the Free Presbyterian Church
Rev. Ivan Foster (Rtd) preached the concluding evening service of a series of meetings held at Kilskeery Free Presbyterian Church marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Free Presbyterian Church (17th March 1951).
The series was titled ‘The Distinctives of the Free Presbyterian Church’.
Read sermon notes here
Watch a video of the sermon below:
Gerry Adams’ denial of ever being in the IRA
A blatant lie or an ‘Ignatius Loyola’ inspired deception?
Gerry Adams’ repeated denials of IRA membership and ever holding a position of leadership in the terrorist organisation, is to be seen in the light of the ‘moral code’ of the Roman Catholic Church, of which Adams is an active member.
To the Roman Catholic, the Bible, as a moral guide, is second to the ‘Canon Law’. Canon law is the internal legal system and set of rules governing the Catholic Church, designed to guide its mission, organisation, and faithful, particularly regarding sacraments, governance, and administration.
It is all authoritative and takes the place of the Bible within Romanism!
The ‘essence’ of the teachings of ‘Canon Law’ are derived from the ‘moral’ instructions laid down by Alphonsus Liguori (27 September 1696 – 1 August 1787). He is considered very highly within Popery, a ‘saint and a doctor of the church’, equal rank with Augustine and Chrysostom.
He is the author of Moral Theology, a nine-volume work concerning Catholic moral theology written between 1748 and 1785. The teachings of these volumes, it may truthfully be said, are a record from the pen of the devil!
Just consider these statements.
