By Betsy Mayer
Today, most Bible-believing Christians would be shocked to know that popular beliefs they’ve been taught about the antichrist are based on a clever plan developed over 400 years ago to destroy their churches.
The authors of the plan eventually died, and the blueprint lay unknown for several centuries until a group of men breathed life back into it. Soon it was being used to stealthily dismantle a once-strong fortress.
There isn’t room to tell the story of how the ancient plan took over seminaries until they were nearly all promoting prophetic viewpoints completely at odds with those of their spiritual forefathers—many of whom died defending the very prophetic principles their spiritual children were discarding.
But to adequately understand this startling story, we must briefly explore some forgotten church history.
In the early 16th century, the Roman Catholic Church encountered a doctrinal crisis which
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Betsy Mayer is the managing editor of Last Generation magazine.