Protestants are very confused! The upper-level Protestants all include This Passage in their prayers: “In The Name of The Father and of The Son and of The Holy Spirit.”
What do their actions prove? Protestants are very confused!
What confuses Protestants? The Arian Heresy! The Arian Heresy attacked This Catholic Teaching: “The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are separate but equal.”
Early Arians followed a rogue Catholic priest. His name was Arius. Arians were encouraged by Constantine’s court. The Emperor Constantine chose to be baptized by an Arian heretic named Eusebius. Eusebius pretended to be a Catholic Bishop while he refused to believe Catholic Teaching about The Equal Nature of the Three Persons in The Holy Trinity!
Every Protestant denomination is still confused by The Arian Heresy. How do we know?
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Catholics believe that Every Teaching of Jesus Christ is Truth from God! We believe This Word of Jesus Christ! “The Father and I are One.” Catholics know: That Word of Jesus Christ came from God!
Catholics know This Word of Jesus Christ came from God!
“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.”
No Protestant obeys That Teaching of Jesus Christ! They don’t understand the Tinity! “Every Word of Jesus Christ is a Word of The Father spoken through The Holy Spirit!”
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The Profiteers of Protestantism have been confusing their donors for 2,000 years. Hidden in every Protestant thinking is this Arian Heresy! “Some Teachings of Jesus Christ are not Words of God.”
That’s Arianism!
The words of Arius echo through the ages! “We do not have to obey Every Teaching of Jesus Christ. The Father is more powerful! He has to let us into Heaven!”
Protestants make two Arian mistakes:
1. They refuse to understand that Every Word of Jesus is a Word from God!
2. They think God wants them to disobey Some Words of Jesus Christ!
Arianism takes form in Protestantism. What confuses Protestants? The Arian Heresy!
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