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When Mary Ann Pakiz converted to Catholicism she was told to burn her King James Version Bible. She eventually entered the Order of St. Benedict. Despite her devotion, only years later did she become a true follower of Christ. Here is her fascinating story in her own words, explaining what she was taught in the Catholic Church, what was wrong with it, and why she came to the personal conviction that the only way she could truly follow Christ was to leave the Catholic church. She explains why she is now confident and at peace about her final destination, Heaven.
I base my opinion from speaking with Catholics. One of my mother's good friends who was Catholic admitted to my mother that she knew next to nothing about what was in the Bible. She was more familiar with what was in a Catholic prayer book. I worked in a bookstore for five years and it was always the Catholics that asked for help and didn't even know which Bibles the Catholic church endorsed. I'm sorry if this offends you, but I am merely speaking from my own experience. I also believe that there is a marked difference between having the Bible read to you and you reading it on your own. Three years is a long time to get through one book. Continuity is lost over this length of time.
I'm even willing to put my money where my mouth is, fren. I've read the Bible, on my own, cover-to-cover, seven times. How many times have you read it on your own? You don't need to answer this, fren. I really don't need to know.