Should protestants be grateful to the catholic church, for the bible and Christianity the faith?

Catholics give consideration to the sacramental aspects of marriage. We are not as individualistic as some contemporary Christianities and the most basic social unit is the married couple (and the family). Their relationship of intimacy models the intimacy that a person should have with Jesus as Lord and Savior.

The fidelity to each other models the fidelity of the Church to Christ. The role of the Church is to bear witness to Christ till the last days, preserving all that he taught and all that his apostles taught. The family ritually created in the sacrament of Matrimony is the primary environment for the next generation of Christians and the central life experience for this generation to be sanctified and become holy.

Catholics believe that marriage is "until death do you part". Most Protestants believe that marriage is until one spouse gets bored with the other. As for the clergy, Catholic priests are spiritually married to got, Protestant priests got uppity in their revolution and wanted to f**k.

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