Christian Biblical Advisory Opinions: Foundational Beliefs of Old Christianity - VOL. VI SACRAMENTS AND SACRED ACTS

Discover the Ancient Power of Sacraments: A Call to Return to the Sacred In a world where Christianity has been diluted into slogans, convenience, and emotionalism, Christian Biblical Advisory Opinions: Foundational Beliefs of Old Christianity - VOL. VI SACRAMENTS AND SACRED ACTS is a bold, unapologetic return to the roots of the faith. Written by A.A. Castor, this volume is not a devotional, not a feel-good inspiration, but a theological sledgehammer forged in the fires of Scripture, Apostolic Tradition, and the uncompromising witness of the early Church. For modern believers lost in a maze of edited Bibles, pop theology, and self-styled spirituality, Castor offers what has been missing: the compass of ancient Christianity. This book revives the awe, fear, and glory of the sacraments—not as symbolic rituals, but as divine encounters where heaven invades earth. Baptism, Eucharist, Confession, Marriage, Ordination, Anointing of the Sick—each sacred act is explored with historical rigor and spiritual urgency. Inside this Volume, You Will Discover: The Biblical foundation and apostolic authority of the sacraments. Why Baptism is not a symbolic gesture but the very doorway to salvation. How Communion was—and still is—the consuming fire of Christ's real presence. The catastrophic loss of sacramental reverence in modern churches. A defense of infant baptism rooted in Scripture and early Church practice. The dangers of treating sacred acts as optional traditions. Why only ordained clergy can administer sacraments with spiritual legitimacy. The devastating consequences of reinterpreting or bypassing these holy mysteries. Drawing from the teachings of the Church Fathers, the decrees of ancient Councils, and the uncompromised witness of Scripture, Castor dismantles the casual, feel-good Christianity of today and reestablishes the ancient, apostolic faith that once turned empires upside down. He confronts modern distortions with pastoral urgency, calling believers to reject spiritual consumerism and embrace the sacramental life as a matter of eternal consequence. This is not a book for the faint-hearted. It is a war cry for the remnant Church—a rallying call for those who still believe that holiness matters, that truth divides, and that the sacred must never be trivialized. If you are weary of watered-down faith and hungry for the raw, unfiltered Christianity that thundered through the catacombs, councils, and coliseums, this book was written for you. A.A. Castor writes not to entertain but to awaken. His mission is simple: to revive Old Christianity, to resurrect the sacred, and to hand back the map the modern church has thrown away. Are you ready to walk the narrow road again?