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IV. Faith |
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| 4.3 Dogma | ||
| Article 118-Apostolic Succession | ||
| Canon 2725 | ||
| Apostolicity is the fictional doctrine of Apostolic Succession whereby Christian bishops of certain denominations, most notable the Roman Catholic Church, claim the historic fiction that an uninterrupted and unbroken chain of authority exists from the Apostles then nearly two thousand years to present day bishops. Thus, Apostolic Succession is the claim that present day bishops, most notably those belonging to the Roman Cult are the literal successors of the Apostles. | ||
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| Canon 2726 | ||
| Apostolic Succession is a fundamental doctrine for the Roman Cult, also known as the Vatican, also falsely known as the Holy See. If proven conclusively to be false, all claimed laws, trusts and edicts issued by the Pontiffs of the Roman Cult must therefore be declared null and void. Furthermore, any forms of law of any nation that depends on the legitimacy of Roman Cult Canon Law would also be null and void upon the proving of Apostolic Succession as false. | ||
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| Canon 2727 | ||
| There are six irrefutable facts that prove without question that the dogma of Apostolic Succession claimed by the Roman Cult is false and a deliberate elaborate fraud namely: The real founders of Catholic Church, Foundation of Imperial Christianity, Foundation and Heresy against the Nazarenes, Five Patriarchs and Byzantine Italy, Destruction of Rome and the 559 Absent Years. | ||
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| Canon 2728 | ||
| The first irrefutable fact is that the Roman Cult did not found the Catholic Church, but usurped the legitimate Saxon and French Popes. Therefore, it is impossible the Roman Cult can lawfully possess Apostolic Succession. Instead the Catholic Church was first founded in 742 by the brothers Pepin the Short, Carloman and Winfred being the sons of Charles Martel at the 1st Ecumenical Council at St. Denis in Paris. The Roman Cult was first formed by Gregory VII who converted to nominal Christianity in 1057. | ||
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| Canon 2729 | ||
| The second irrefutable fact is that the Roman Cult did not found the Christian Church, but usurped not only the legitimate Saxon and French Popes, but the Imperial Christian Church of Constantinople by Roman Cult AntiPope Urban having it deliberately destroyed in 1096 with the loss of at least 50,000 lives. It was British born Holly Emperor Constantine I that first formed the Imperial religion of Christianity in 325. Therefore, it is impossible the Roman Cult can lawfully possess Apostolic Succession. | ||
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| Canon 2730 | ||
| The third irrefutable fact is that the Roman Cult promote dogmata that are complete heresy and deliberate curses to the teachings of the Apostles and the leader of the Nazarenes, also known as Esus, also known as Yeshua and Jesus the Christ as evidenced by these canons. Therefore, by Sacred Tradition alone it is impossible the Roman Cult can lawfully possess Apostolic Succession. | ||
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| Canon 2731 | ||
| The fourth irrefutable fact is that in 692, Byzantine Emperor Justinian II (685-711) issued an order at the Council of Trullo for a new structure of Five (5) Patriarchs being the head of the five churches namely Constantinople, Ravenna, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem. Rome was never one of the original patriarchal "sedes" as the official Byzantine religious and spiritual centre in Italy since the 5th Century CE was Ravenna, not Rome. Rome had been destroyed and largely abandoned since its complete destruction in 410 CE. Therefore, it is impossible the Roman Cult can lawfully possess Apostolic Succession. | ||
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| Canon 2732 | ||
| The fifth irrefutable fact is that the complete destruction of Rome in 410 is well documented in history, including the building of smaller towns called Urbs on the outskirts of the ruins such as Tusculum. Not only was the region controlled by external forces such as the Byzantines and then the Franks in the 8th Century, but from 847 to 871, the most famous Italian families were Muslim vassals to the Aghlabid dynasty and Caliphate, including: Radelchis I of Benevento and Capua, Lambert of Spoleto, Adalbert of Tuscany, Marinus of Amalfi and Berengar of Friuli. Therefore, it is impossible the Roman Cult can lawfully possess Apostolic Succession. | ||
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| Canon 2733 | ||
| The sixth irrefutable fact is that on no less than seven (7) occasions when there have been breaks in the leadership of any major religious group within Rome or Urbs, whether it be pagan, Christian, Gnostic, Catholic or Roman Cult totaling over 559 years, the longest periods being 222 – 366 CE, 452 – 536 CE and 590 – 751 CE. Therefore, it is impossible the Roman Cult can lawfully possess Apostolic Succession with such clearly provable gaps of history. | ||
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| Canon 2734 | ||
| As the Roman Cult does not lawfully possess Apostolic Succession, all authority, rights and powers are hereby transferred to the Society of One Heaven as the First See, the True See and the Holy See. | ||
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