People crave praise. Protestantism provides praise for pay. “We are warm, welcoming, and friendly!”
Each of the 45,000 competing Protestant denominations was invented by an ambitious Protestant man with a Marketing Plan. Each provides praise and the promise of eternal joy in Heaven to their targeted markets. “We will attract people who think it is intelligent to obsess about the minor details of our Marketing Plan!”
How much will people pay for such praise? According to Protestant financial consultants, each person in a viable congregation needs to pay an average of $25.00 a week to be told they are smart, good, and going to Heaven.
At the heart of 45,000 Marketing Plan Denominations? “I love you! God loves you! If you pay me enough, I will tell you that you are smart, good, and going to Heaven!”
Protestantism is built on a false foundation. It ignores the very Bible on which each Marketing Plan Denomination claims to be based.
Jesus Only Founded One Church. He Who Fulfilled The Prophecies said to one man, one time, “Verily, verily 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.”
The Bible is clear. Jesus Founded One Church. He put one man in charge. He promised that evil would not prevail against its Teaching. He gave “the keys to The Kingdom of Heaven” to Peter and his successors.
The Only Church Jesus Founded has actual Doctrines. Many people want to disregard Catholic teachings about re-marriages. Many want to avoid children. Protestant denominations provide ways to evade Catholic Doctrine. The worst thing they do? Professional Protestants will not risk losing donors by condemning popular sins. They will not provide clear, written condemnation of abortion-inducing birth control that kills billions of the tiniest unborn babies.
Those who prefer the illusion of salvation without obedience are the easy targets of Protestant recruiting efforts. Protestantism provides praise for pay. Catholics are blessed! We avoid such self-serving salesmanship.
