Introduction from Wisconsin

[marc4liberty]

I apologize for not writing this introduction sooner. I joined the forum in November.

Greeting fellow Christians. I am a relatively new Christian although I have been Catholic since birth (if that is possible). I never accepted what I was taught by the Catholic priests and hierarchy but I could never quite understand what exactly was wrong with what they were teaching. Of course, I never read the Bible and learned everything from a catechism.

I am eternally thankful that a dear friend witnessed for me and opened my eyes to the truth and divinity of the Bible. This friend is a Judeo-Christian, universalist and rapture advocate. This happened a couple years ago and I have been reading the Bible and Bible scholars interpretations ever since. I gravitated naturally to the reality of the two seed-lines. This contradicted what my Judeo-Christian friend had been teaching me, but it was the only thing that made sense to me.

TSCI provides a complete world view for me. I had been searching for the reason that there seemed to be evil powers on this earth who were intent on destroying individual liberty. I have now found the source of those evil powers. I knew of the power of Satan, but I had not realized that he had descendants who lived among us. Now I know who they are.

I may not yet agree with everything that Bill is teaching. I look forward to learning all that I can.

[Joe]

Hey Mark, I was raised catholic too. catholicism lead me astray for many years, turned me away from the Bible. I admit that I avoided the Bible for some years (which led me to look everywhere and to the understanding that the Holy Bible is it).

He is the Truth and following Him leads to a world view that finally makes sense.

Welcome Marc, I think you are a good guy, even though I misunderstood you at first.

[GermanSaxon]

Welcome Marc. CI has a large number of ex-Catholics.

German

[wmfinck]

Welcome to Christogenea, Marc.

I was raised a Catholic also, LOL. I was a complete apostate by 7th grade. I always believed in a Creator, but nothing made sense to me until Christian Identity found me. Then it all made sense.

Christians should always be willing to adapt themselves to new learning - provided that learning is of God - and as long as they agree on a few basic principles they should learn to get along even if there are peripheral things upon which we may disagree.

Mark and I discussed this simple and vital concept on the Open Lines programs this weekend. Maybe we should codify them here one day soon.

Praise Christ!
Bill

[Nayto]

I was raised a Catholic also, LOL.

Ooohhhh serious skeletons coming out of the closet here

[Lang]

Welcome, Marc. My paternal family is also entirely catholic, but I think they are less annoying than judeo-christians.