Double Cross

Alberto #2

by Jack T. Chick

After the Jesuit priest Alberto Rivera found Christ by faith alone (instead of faith in his church) he was a hunted man. No man can leave the Jesuit order alive! This is part two of his personal story. He reveals how the Jesuits infiltrate Protestant organizations, and warns of "false brethren" in our midst. You will learn why he was placed on a death list, read the incredible oath he had to take as a Jesuit, and see why the Ecumenical Movement will lead to a final "Inquisition."

Genres: Biography, Graphic Novels, Comics, Christianity

32 pages, Single Issue Magazine

First published January 12, 1987

About the author

American protestant-evangelical comic writer.

Chick considered himself to be an Independent Baptist and follower of the King James Only movement.

His comics can be considered to be controversial because they accuse Muslims, Catholics, Freemasons and other non-protestant religions of murder and diverse conspiracies.

Chick also ran his own publishing company named after himself.

Reviews

[Arash Ahsani · Rating 5 out of 5]

For years I was familiar with the Bible and Christianity but I never knew that the Catholic church and Jesus were at odds with one another, never was I able to understand why our ancestors named their times the Middle Age, never have I suspected who was indeed meant by the Whore of Babylon nor did I ever truly examined why the year in which Christ was born is the most known date in the world, how little did I know when I assumed I have correctly identified the body of the double headed eagle and how mislead was I when I believed in the Worthless Shepard for time and time again; "Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you" but when you ask and you do not receive it is "because ye ask amiss".

Remember John 14:6
Godspeed

[Celz Lin · Rating 5 out of 5]

It gets spicier after the first book of the series. They said this is pure fiction but when you watch in the news and in YouTube the scandals are real. Oh if you’re wondering where I got this? It’s everywhere now since 2016.