God programmed the human mind with hundreds of trillions of connections. Happy people guide their thoughts by the Words of God.
Cain killing Abel shows that “Confusion Headaches” can be fatal to others. Korah proved they can be fatal to those who have them when God killed him for trying to overthrow God’s chosen leader, Moses, in Numbers 16.
Jesus was sent to fulfill over 300 Prophecies to help cure “Confusion Headaches”. He clearly Spoke One Church Into Being with His Church-Creating Word to His first Catholic Pope: “And I say unto you thou art Peter and on this rock I build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I give you the keys to The Kingdom of Heaven.”
After Jesus, the first “Confusion Headaches” kept people from being Catholic when Nicolaitans (Rev. 16:2,15) decided, “We know more than Jesus and His chosen disciples.”
Those early Protestants were followed by Arians, Donatists, and others who infected many with “Confusion Headaches” for five hundred years.
For the thousand years between 500 and 1,500 AD, The Catholic Church spread. Five hundred years ago, Luther, Calvin, and others invented denominations that allowed rulers to steal Church assets that provided hospitals, Churches, monasteries, convents, farms, workshops, and accommodations for the poor. In England alone, over 20 million acres were seized and sold cheaply to supporters of Church-attacking rulers.
History shows what happened: Those groups divided and multiplied into nearly 50,000 Protestant denominations. They get donations from one belief: “We know more than Jesus and His Church about marriage, divorce, artificial birth control, abortion, and getting into Heaven. With us, no one needs to feel guilty for not striving for celibacy, poverty, and obedience!”
Catholics know History well enough to see what happens to them. Like the Donatists and Arians, they disappear after a century or so. Invaders make “Confusion Headaches” become fatal as people, families, and nations are replaced for disobeying The First Commandment and putting themselves “before God”.
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Today’s Simple Rhyme: “May Headaches from Confusion. / Bless many to find union / with God.”
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