Pride leads us to think we are smarter than we are. Pride leads to Protestantism.
“I am so smart! I can get to Heaven by myself! I do not need to obey The Church-Founding Word of Jesus!” All of Protestantism disobeys 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.”
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Protestants are told “We must tithe 10%! It’s in The Bible!” Protestants waste huge amounts of money obeying an instruction that has been out of date since the 1930s! Social Security, welfare, medical assistance, food stamps, utilities, and public housing have been made available to the poor. The 10% Tithe is out of date!
Pride keeps Protestants from understanding that economic reality!
Pride makes Protestants poorer than they have to be. Catholics only tithe 1-2% of their income. And, The Catholic Church provides more charitable help than any organization on earth!
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A higher cost of Protestant Pride is seen in one sentence. “The price of Protestantism is fewer grandchildren.”
The Profiteers of Protestantism know they will lose donations if they teach that abortion, pills, and implants are wrong. So, Protestants have fewer children and grandchildren. No one tells them how important it is to have children! So, Protestants do not even provide this written Catholic Teaching, “Life must be protected from conception until natural death.”
They don’t even protect the unborn children in the families of their own congregations and clergy.
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When we die, we go to Judgment. Catholics have obeyed the Church-Founding Word of Jesus. We stand before Him with our souls cleansed by The Seven Catholic Sacraments.
Pride keeps Protestants from having their souls cleansed by The Catholic Sacraments.
Pride keeps Protestant souls from standing before Jesus and being among the most blessed people in all Creation! “You are My friends if you obey My commands.”
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There is not one good reason on earth to allow pride to lead us into Protestantism.
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