Protestantism’s praise-providing profit centers are divided among 45,000 denominations. Each one began as a Marketing Plan. Each Marketing Plan was invented by an ambitious Protestant man. Each realized: “I have developed a new way to provide praise. It will appeal to the Target Market of praise-needy customers I’m going after.”
The most successful Marketing Plans have taken denominational form. Hundreds of thousands of franchise outlets became Protestantism’s praise-providing profit centers. They include local churches, TV, and radio outlets. Each of them draws donors from their Target Markets.
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Every Profiteer of Protestantism knows: “If donors respect Jesus enough to obey His Only Church-Founding Decree:
‘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.’,
I am out of a job!”
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The Profiteers of Protestantism disobey Jesus’ Only Church-Founding Decree. All of them know that willful disobedience keeps souls from being blessed to be forever in Heaven, among “You are My friends if you obey My commands.”
They don’t care enough about their own souls to obey Jesus. They lead others to disobey Jesus. They get paid for that. How do they get their money?
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The Profiteers of Protestantism know that people need praise and are willing to pay for it. That keeps Protestantism’s praise-providing profit centers in business.
Most of us love to hear: “You are smart! You are good! You are going to Heaven!” The more we’re praised, the more we’ll pay. “I love Pastor Bob! He makes me feel so good about myself!”
Protestantism’s praise-providing profit centers spew praise for all! Old people are praised for their “great experience”. Young people are praised for “enthusiasm”. Others are praised for “caring so much” and being “concerned”.
There is plenty of praise for all in Protestantism’s praise-providing profit centers!
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Sadly, there are no reminders of the fact that God provided Creation to separate sheep from goats.
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