The pamphlet suggests the Roman Catholic church isn't Christian and the pope is an anti-Christ.
While some people say the pamphlet expresses religious freedom, others say it's a hate crime.
Father Jay Flaherty, of Holy Cross Catholic Church, said he first learned about the pamphlets when one of his youth brought one to him.
"There's two of them that really upset me because I knew it would upset the children," Father Flaherty said.
"One's called the 'Death Cookie,' which claims that our communion is from the devil."
The other pamphlet, titled "Last Rites," shows cartoon drawings of a Roman Catholic man who isn't saved because he didn't accept Christ.
The pamphlets have been passed out before, but Father Flaherty says this is the first time a church's name has been printed on them.
The church is Conner Heights Baptist Church, located on Conner Heights Road.
Preacher Jonathan Hatcher says the pamphlets are meant to help spread the gospel of Jesus Christ.
"This is an isolated event where just one believer had an obligation to share with a Catholic friend, in a difference of what we believe," Pastor Hatcher said.
Father Flaherty feels differently.
"I don't want another Columbine at Pigeon Forge High School. I can see by this stuff that some people who aren't straight in the head believing it and persecuting the Catholic kids," he said.
Pastor Hatcher doesn't want the pamphlets to cause violence. He hopes they can teach others about what they believe.
"The Bible commands me as a pastor not to be a brawler," Pastor Hatcher added. "The gospel of Christ is the gospel of peace."
Father Flaherty responded, saying, "Don't spread lies. Don't spread hateful material. That's all I'm asking."
Pastor Hatcher says his church doesn't plan to stop passing out the pamphlets.
Both pastors say they have no plans to meet to discuss the issue.
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