Catholics are blessed to say: “Jesus, I trust in You.” with our lives.
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Question 1: “What makes Protestants different than Catholics?”
Answer: “Protestants are in somewhat helpful denominations that consider themselves ‘Christian’ while they reject some of Christ’s actual Teachings.”
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Question 2: “Is there one, universal example of Protestantism’s rejection of a Teaching of Jesus in all the tens of thousands of Protestant denominations?”
Answer: “Jesus Christ fulfilled over 300 Prophecies. He 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.’
Every Protestant denomination avoids the Church-Creating Word of Jesus Christ with the same vanity: ‘We know more than Jesus about that!’”
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Question 2: “What happens to those denominations?”
Answer: “History is clear! Each one is attacked by future profiteers who claim: ‘The inventor of the Marketing Plan that became our denomination was wrong about ‘_____!’ We must believe ‘_____!’, instead!’
Every new generation of Protestantism’s marketing profiteers fills in those two blanks with interchangeable words like ‘free will’ and ‘determinism’.
Try it yourself! You can be a Great Protestant Theologian! Fill in either of the two blanks with these interchangeable phrases: ‘we must obey God’ and ‘we are saved by our faith’. Or, with: ‘no divorce except for adultery’ and ‘it is right to divorce to find happiness’; Or, life must be protected from conception until natural death’ and ‘some babies are too much to bear’.
‘Filling in the blanks!’ for ourselves lets us understand Protestant Marketing Plans and see why all of their denominations are dividing, disappearing, and re-appearing before our eyes.”
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Question 3: “Why don’t all Christians respect Jesus Christ enough to be in The Only Church He Spoke Into Being?”
Answer: “For 2,000 years, many have let themselves be fooled into believing the vanity that leads to this self-serving silliness among the partially Christian, and still often helpful denominations: ‘I am replacing The Bible’s Words of Jesus Christ with what I want to believe.’”
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Question 4: “How should Catholics deal with those who believe they know more than Jesus about anything?”
Answer: “We must love our neighbor enough to explain, especially on Holy Days like Easter, the Universal Truth in Today’s Simple Rhyme:
“Since Jesus Christ is always right / It’s best to be as Catholic as we can.”
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