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[2026-02-26] Who Is Heretical Between Catholicism, Protestantism, and Shincheonji?

[2026-02-26] Who Is Heretical Between Catholicism, Protestantism, and Shincheonji?



It is written that if anyone adds to or takes away from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, they will not enter heaven but will receive curses (plagues) (Rv 22:18–19). Catholicism and Protestantism have added to and taken away from Revelation, whereas Shincheonji has mastered it. Then who is heretical and who is orthodox?


A believer must practice a life of faith based on the Bible. Nothing apart from the Bible can be justified. Whatever departs from the Bible is heresy.


The corrupt pastors of the former world persecuting the new pastor and his teaching sent by God, calling them heretics, is the same phenomenon at the first coming and the second coming of Jesus. Just as the shepherds of Jerusalem at Jesus’ first coming called Jesus, the savior, a heretic, today Catholicism and Protestantism have also called Shincheonji and the promised pastor heretical. From the perspective of Catholicism and Protestantism, Shincheonji is heretical; from the perspective of Shincheonji, Catholicism and Protestantism are heretical. Based on the Book of Revelation in the New Testament of the Bible, who would be truly heretical? If one were to take a 100-question exam based on the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, it would become clear who is truly heretical and who is orthodox. Shincheonji has repeatedly proposed a public examination of 100 questions based on the Book of Revelation in the New Testament to Catholicism and Protestantism, but not a single person has responded to this day. This is because they are ignorant of the New Testament Bible and have no confidence that they can win. Then who won? Shincheonji won through truth.


The revealed word of the New Testament that Shincheonji testifies to is a hundred times more truthful than that of Protestantism and Catholicism, yet Shincheonji has not unconditionally labeled them heretical. Whether something is heresy or not should be distinguished based on God and the Bible. Protestantism and Catholicism are heretics themselves, so the word "heresy" that is in their hearts pops out of their mouths. Ah-haha! That is interesting. Being heretics themselves, they called the orthodox "heresy, heresy." The true heretic is the traditional church that speaks of things outside the Bible. Shincheonji has seen and heard even the actual realities of what the Book of Revelation in the New Testament prophesied and testifies to what it has seen and heard. At the time of Revelation’s fulfillment, the actual realities of the prophecies all appear without addition or subtraction. Shincheonji masters both the prophecies of Revelation and their realities. It was said to believe in the actual realities that appear when the prophecies are fulfilled. If one does not believe, one goes to hell; if one sees and believes, one goes to heaven. It is also said that if anyone adds to or takes away from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament, they cannot enter heaven. How can the Scriptures be broken? (Ref. Jn 14:29; Rv 22:18–19)


Today, when the Book of Revelation in the New Testament has been fulfilled, Shincheonji, which has mastered Revelation, is orthodox, and Catholicism and Protestantism, which have added to and taken away from it, are the true heresy. Amen.


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