Sure they do. I am betting that they are going to be more on the line of secular/atheist web-sites though that are attacking American Christianity, which for the most part is associated with Protestantism.
Not strictly anti-Protestant, but certainly “anti-everyone-who-doesn’t-follow-their-line” is www.jesus-is-savior.com.
And if they say that about us, you can imagine what they say about the Catholic Church. Jack Chick is a patsy compared to these people.
wow, the dead churches section is an interesting read…interesting to say the least.
gcnuss,
That was quite an interesting lunch time read. Seems to me like they hate everybody. Catholics, Muslims, musicians, dentists (yes, dentists, read The Flouride Conspiracy) no one is spared from their wrath.
From the reading I have done online, the sedevacantists tend to attack Protestants obliquely, as they decry the “false ecumenism” of Vatican II. Their focus seems to be on the supposed failings of the Catholic Church post-Pius XII.
i dont think they attack anyone. they just upholding what has always been believed and said by the Fathers of the Church.
Sedevacantists don’t attack anyone? Really?
Ever hear of the Dimond brothers and the Most Holy Family Monastery?So, do you think that the Fathers of the Church would uphold that Pope John Paul II was 1, not the pope, and 2, a heretic?
Gosh, I've read tons of anti-Protestant stuff in these forums.
When I have appealed - often - for a more ecumenical approach in the Christian world, my position usually is dismissed here because there is only 'one true church'. Some posters seem to spend most of their time admonishing, debunking, scolding, and attacking Protestantism. There appears to be a deep bitterness in some, when what we need is better understanding and earnest efforts to find reconciliation. Too many Catholics and Protestants feel that reconciliation demands surrender.
What I keep proposing (and it is ignored or gets a very cold reception) is a 'big tent' Christianity where Catholics, Protestants and Eastern Orthodox don't need to give up their distinctive doctrines and practices, but live in an atmosphere of mutual acceptance and respect. As long as this or that group of Christians believe that they alone are right and all other Christians must accept their views exclusively you will have only prejudice, ignorance, and alienation.