Introduction and First Lesson
"Get ARMed & Ready!!"
All Roads Ministry (ARM) is the only organization in existence whose sole goal is to Train, Educate, and Motivate today's Catholic to Defend, Explain, and Spread the Faith. ARM is a lay Roman Catholic Organization. It is the only lay Roman Catholic organization that properly teaches Apologetics and Evangelism from an orthodox Roman Catholic perspective. Again, no one else in this field is orthodox. It is a very small field, and we have been in it for a very long time, so if there were any one else, we would know about them. Period.
In 1987 ARM began the mission of training Catholics to be apologists, and since then, has successfully equipped thousands of clergy and laity with the “ARM’s” needed to be courageous soldiers of Jesus and knights of Our Lady. EVERYTHING you learn from ARM is based on real life experience of what actually works. Our many live recordings with real protestants bear this out.
At ARM, We know that there is only ONE right way to defend The Faith, and that is to rely on God...
"It's like betting on one horse race..."
Vincent P. Lewis; President of ALL ROADS MINISTRY;
America's Toughest, smartest, and best Catholic Apologist.
Do YOU know what it means to rely on God?
Have you ever heard a Catholic apologist offer to convert to protestantism publicly and immediately if he cannot instantly defeat every attack and prove immediately every Catholic doctrine?
If not, then you haven't heard Vin Lewis in action...and you should.
In fact, after over 650 contests Vin is still Catholic; he has never failed.
Some definitions you should know:
Apologetics is the destruction of the answer to the question, "Why aren't you a Catholic?" In other words, after apologetics has been rightly conducted, the person who was wrong admits he is wrong.
Evangelism is the presentation of an aspect of the Faith that convinces the listener that that aspect of the faith MUST be true.
Instruction is the transfer of facts from a teacher to a student. This requires one party willing to be an authority, and another party, willing to submit.
Your first lesson in how to be effective in these tree areas is short:
When you are destroying: destroy.
When you are convincing: convince.
When you are instructing: instruct.
But don't do more than one at a time. This would be like stepping on the gas and the brake at the same time. The car may move, but you’re doing a lot of damage