This Page Last Updated September 2^nd, 2009 (new style reckoning)

 

Poor Protestant Poverty

 

Protestants are a sad lot. The have tens of thousands of sects and not one gets Christianity right. It almost becomes impossible to properly relate all the deviations, but I will do what I can to show some of the more broad aspects of these kinds and how they are divergent from the good Faith and Practice toward God. I first must say that there are about as many different notions of God by Protestants as there are Protestants. This means that whatever I show here will not apply to every Protestant. This page is in progress and should be updated shortly.

If there is a particular group with protestant roots which I should explain better please email me about that and I will work to give an accurate presentation of them. A good point to make, and one that we should not be forgetting, is that the Protestant Reformation remains under the original anathema of Constantinople given to the western Papal Church in 1054. What we do see inside all of Protestantism is a giant sea and multitude of heresies.

History means nothing to protestants, except for perhaps a few isolated and contradictory instances that they use to weakly support themselves with.

There is no scripture that says we are to eat unleavened bread for 8 days.

Something else to think about is this. If nobody ever told be I was a heretic it might have been that this would have never occurred to me. Fortunately somebody had the courage enough, at risk of sounding offensive, to let me know exactly how it was. I am very thankful. Even though I once was constantly offending God, now I work to correct that. No doubt we are offended at things we believe are good, but if there is good reason to reconsider our position we should. There is more than enough reasons to understand that Protestantism has been contrary to God before it even started. There are not many ways to heaven, but only one single, narrow and difficult path which few ever find. We should always be considerately attentive towards our position and whether or not it contradicts God. Let us be mindful that there is really no middle ground, there is only good or evil.

 

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