Every Catholic has a Mission! 10. Our first Mission is to get our own soul into Heaven. There is only one way to do that! We must among those described by He Who Fulfilled The Prophecies!
Our Judge is clear! “You are My friends if you obey My commands.”
That’s why Catholics strive to obey This Instruction of Jesus! “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.”
Our next mission? We love our neighbors. We want their souls to be forever in Heaven, among His obedient “friends”.
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We share this understanding.
1. “Thou shall not kill.” is a command! It was clearly given by The Father to His chosen people in the Old Testament. That command is repeated by The Son in the New Testament. “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
2. The opposite command is taught by those overpowered by evil. “You may hate and kill.”
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Catholics know! “Thou shall not kill.” is confirmed by This Catholic Teaching. “Life must be protected from conception until natural death.”
If we end the life of an unborn child, we have “killed” a “neighbor”. We have broken God’s Commandments.
Billions of our unborn neighbors have been killed by abortion. Billions more have been killed by pills and chemicals. Those “neighbors” were no bigger than a grain of salt! That’s how big each of us was at our conception! Each of us was a tiny, helpless “neighbor”!
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What is a Protestant? A Protestant is a person who does not support This Catholic Teaching! “Life must be protected from conception until natural death.”
Catholics understand. Willfully killing a “neighbor” is a doorway to doom.
That doorway opens when a person decides: “I kill for my convenience.”
Many Protestants say “I believe in Jesus!” But, they disobey Two of God’s Commandments. “Thou shall not kill.” and “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
They have put convenience before God and life! “the gates of hell” have “prevailed against” their immortal souls.
Do they think God will not Judge them accordingly?
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