Many Catholics used to be Protestants. We owe a lot to our Protestant ministers. They taught us about God, Jesus, and The Bible. They helped many to understand: “I have an immortal soul. I want it to go to Heaven!”
Protestant Churches and Sunday Schools have helped billions of people learn many Christian Truths. Without them, many more people would have fallen into sin. Protestant clergy have helped people and families be guided by the Hope of Heaven.
Worldly people hate Faith, Families, and Freedom. Protestant ministers guide many people to follow Christian Teachings in a world that is hostile to God. Good for them!
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There are 48,000 Protestant Denominations. Nearly all of them are focused on Jesus Christ. They have different ways to approach Him.
Protestants learn a lot about Jesus Christ. Some reach this conclusion: “Every Teaching of Jesus Christ is an Instruction I should follow.”
They do not avoid This Teaching from Jesus Christ. “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.”
That Teaching comes directly from Jesus Christ. Some Protestants ask: “Should I be in The Only Church that Jesus Christ Spoke Into Being with His Holy Word?”
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Protestant clergy often find there are people in their congregation who are interested in obeying That Instruction from Jesus Christ. What will they do?
They may encourage the person to pray about obeying That Instruction from Jesus Christ and be in The Catholic Church.
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They may say: “Don’t do that! Our denomination provides all the Christian Teachings necessary to get into Heaven.”
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The best Christians want their beloved neighbors to do what is necessary to have their souls forever among the only people whom Jesus Christ assured of Heaven! “You are My friends if you obey My commands.”
It is always best to encourage our beloved neighbors to obey Every Instruction from Jesus Christ. Protestant clergy often have that blessed opportunity.
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