Your post accusing Catholicism of being a "lying counterfeit" ruled by "another spirit" is a stark reminder of the double standards you've shown throughout this thread. You've spent dozens of messages pleading for "balance" and "love" toward modern Jews—many of whom reject Christ (99.7%, CBS/Pew 2025) and follow the Babylonian Talmud, which blasphemes Jesus as a sorcerer and bastard (Sanhedrin 43a, 107b)—insisting we should love and we must not "judge" them or risk antisemitism, all while citing the Holy Spirit.It's amazing how many protestant evangelical believers consider Catholics to be Christians in the same sense as born again believers these days. Just for instance, J.D. Vance is considered to be Christian by many, but he is not born again, he is Catholic. Catholicism is NOT the Christianity that Jesus and the apostles brought us. We need to be unequivocal and clear in understanding that it is a lying counterfeit and it's purpose is to deceive and ensnare souls....it is ruled by another spirit, not the Spirit of God.
Yet, for Catholics—who confess Jesus as Lord, accept His divinity, and share the Nicene Creed—you draw a hard line: they're not "born again," not true Christians, ensnared by deception. Where's the "balance" there? Where's the empathy for "prodigal sons" or the "Holy Spirit opening verses" to love them unconditionally?
This hypocrisy is glaring. When Jews push a Third Temple denying Christ's sacrifice and aligning with Antichrist prophecy (2 Thessalonians 2:3–4), you warn against "harshness" and "mental blocks," as if calling out their rejection is unloving.
But for Catholics, who affirm the Trinity and resurrection, you label their faith a "counterfeit" ruled by demons. You twist "love your enemies" (Matthew 5:44) to excuse Talmudic blasphemy, yet apply no such mercy to the Church that produced the canon of Scripture you quote. It's selective love: unconditional for those hating the Lord, but judgment for fellow believers.
You "balance" by ignoring Jewish rejection of Christ while condemning Catholics as non-Christians—classic double standards.
If the Holy Spirit truly "opened" this to you, why the bias? Why not apply the same "mercy" to Catholics as to Talmud-followers? Your "love" looks like favoritism, not Christ's impartiality.
Woe to you, hypocrites!



