t most main line Protestant churches are somewhat less radical then Radical Protestant churches. Main line Protestants hold many of the customs and teachings of the church. But the fact still remains that all the Protestant "lock, stock, and barrel" comes from the Catholic Church in our Nicene, Apostles, and Athanasian creeds. They use a liturgical calendar as the Catholics do. They even have the same clerical clothes as we do. And even the same pastors who say that the Roman Catholic Church is pagan, brings Catholicism into their Sunday service by standing up on the pulpit with a white Roman collar on with a black shirt, or is dressed in a bishop's cassock. It is all the same topic, all the same issue with Protestants. They are so divided that they can't see straight. Yet, despite the fact they are so divided as a people, they at least follow one principal; they all "go with the flow". They just add in and take away whatever they want when it is necessary and fits the sermon on Sunday. They all make up stories about how the Catholic Church does this and the Catholic Church does that. I once heard one anti-Catholic preacher make up a story about "yet another example that the Catholic Church is the anti-Christ." This pastor said that he use to be Catholic, and used the ringing of the bells during the consecration of the Eucharist as his main example. He stated in his sermon that "the Catholics contribute to being the anti-Christ without even knowing it, and the solid proof is the ringing of bells for their form of communion." He goes on to totally twist around the point of the ringing of bells for communion into a fake and false story. Since the bells are rung three times, two times each, that would equal to six rings of the bells. And since it adds up to six rings, and they do it three times, that becomes the number 666, the sign of the devil. That was his sermon! Hard to believe? Well you can believe it now. This is how Fundamentalism ...
