We may be very strong in Protestant beliefs, but what do we know about Rome’s position on justification? How does Rome view the atonement? In Righteousness by Faith in Verity Part 2, we investigate the Catholic view on the Bible and also the Catholic view of Protestants. 

In this lecture featuring Walter Veith, we closely examine Catholic sources that show the lessening of Jesus and the uplifting of the Catholic church. See how Catholics desire a closer relationship with the church, whereas we should be seeking a closer and personal relationship with Christ. Through exploration of key Catholic excerpts, we discover the troubling idea that some may believe in unBiblical theories rather than truth. Learn more about the salvation by faith or salvation through works issue and witness how the world is becoming an increasingly challenging and turbulent place. Decide for yourself whether you should go to the Pope and to the church for answers, or to the Everlasting God. 

Lately in the religious world we have heard a lot of talk about unity. Amidst all the earthly conflict, we hear pleas for ecumenism time and time again. Pope Francis has been working toward an improved relationship between Protestants and Catholics. Upon initial observance, this may sound ideal and wonderful, but is unity really Biblical? Is unity the solution the world needs? 

In this lecture with professor Walter Veith, discover how the world is slowly and dangerously moving toward ecumenism. The world is surely replacing and lessening Jesus with something else, something earthly. Instead of having a personal one-on-one relationship with Christ, we are to approach our churches, our bishops, and our pope for a spiritual experience. Is this the faith we are called to have?