In the First Letter of the Apostle Ivan (John) we reed: "Who is the liar but he he who denies that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist who denies that he is the Father and the Son." (2.22)

St. Paul in his second letter to the Thessalonians writes about the Antichrist as "the man of lawlessness, the son of destruction" (2.3).

Great theologians Suarez and Bellarmine were of the opinion that the Antichrist is a real person. Antichrist is therefore not fabricated. He is the right person with the fullness of evil, which will appear on the world scene at the end of time as the leader of the New World Order and will sit on the throne of God in His temple. We were told that the Antichrist is opposition of everything that Christ is. He is the embodiment of the devil, not in the sense that Satan will take the body becoming a man as is the case with Christ, but the Antichrist will from the beginning surrender itself to Satan who will fully possess him. So the Antichrist is the fullness of evil, hypocrisy, lies and hatred. Antichrist will be shellfish. He will shed the mind, magnify sinners and teach vices contrary to Christian values. He will appear suddenly in power.

150 years ago, the Mother of God in La Salette revealed that Satan will be born from one Hebrew nun, a false virgin, who will have ties with the old serpent, teacher of dirt. Her father will be failed bishop."

What are the saints and the Pope said about the Antichrist?

St. John Damascene (+ 770) states that "the Antichrist's mother will claime that he was born and she has preserved her virginity. He will rule from ocean to ocean. He will be an illegitimate child under the full control of Satan. God, knowing in advance of his the terrible depravity, will allow the devil to completely and permanently occupy him since its sinful conception. "

St. Jerome (+420) wrote, "that the Antichrist will be born near Babylon. he will get the support of many by the gifts and money. He will surrender himself to the devil and will not have a guardian angel or conscience."

St. Thomas Aquinas (+ 1274) says this: "The Antichrist is the chief of all rotten souls because in him the wickedness is the largest ... How in Christ rests fullness of the Godhead so in Antichrist rests fullness of wickedness. Not in the sense that the devil take his body, but the devil will possess him with his wickedness more than others. "(Summa 111: 8.8)
Here's another thought of St. Thomas: "As in Christ was achieved the fullness of light, so will in the Antichrist will be achieved a multiplicity of sins, but as Christ was better than all the Saints, so will the Antichrist be worse than all criminals. "

Source:

http://www.admg.bloger.index.hr/post/1-zasto-me-progonis/5746849.aspx

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