belanad (@belanad)

The following is an interesting quote that testifies to the charitable application of the word "intolerance" exhibited by the early Christians - who were Catholics. In the same spirit of charity, I must remind readers that Protestants are not Christians, nor are those who claim to be "Catholic," yet they profess allegiance to Antipope Francis. Visit http://vaticancatholic.com for proof of everything I just wrote. “The Christians were at once the objects of hatred and contempt [by the populace of the Roman Empire]. Because they were intolerant of all other religions, because they either denied outright the existence of heathen deities or regarded them as evil spirits whose worship was the greatest sacrilege and treason to the true God – they were called narrow-minded bigots…” (Fr. Laux, Church History, p. 44)