you are dead wrong. It is not a judgmental attitude but the plain Truth.

Jesus established ONE Church, founded on Peter, the Rock. And He promised that the gates of hell will NOT prevail against it.
Through out Scripture, the definite article “the” is used to refer to this one, and only, true Church established by God Himself.

Now, until the 16th century, the whole of Europe professed one faith, which was Catholic. However, with the advent of the protestant rebellion, this changed. First came the Lutheran and Calvinist sects. These disintegrated into other sects, which disintegrated into other sects…and so on.

The fruits of this rebellion, are the 35,000+ protestant sects we see today, with new ones being added every year. The anglican denomination, which broke from the Catholic communion in the 16th century denomination is the latest causality, again.

Surely, we have been forewarned that by their fruits, we shall know them. How, then, is it that you fail to see the rotten fruits of the protestant rebellion?

The sects taken all together or individually are devoid of unity. Confusion, dissension, and mutual hatred are the order of the day. They differ widely in faith, and are independent of each other. Right from Luther’s time to this day, one quite often hears their leaders hurling anathemas at each other.

Each sect taken by itself has no unity; followers do not know what to believe. Some Anglicans believe, homosexuality is an abomination, while others do not, which has caused the sect to split.

The only thing these sects share in common is that they were established by mere men, and not God. The sects are human inventions because, God cannot be the author of disunity, confusion, dissent, and mutual animosity. They are only united in their common hatred of the Catholic Church.

Does this not tell you something ?

Is it not Christ himself who said that many are called but few are chosen; that many are they, that seek the narrow gate but few that find it; that not every one who says Lord, Lord, shall make it to heaven. Except He who does the will of the Father.

How, then, is it that the multitude sit back and relax, in vain presumption that they are going to heaven ?

The number of fools is, indeed, infinite.

Anyways, given the torments of Hell and length of eternity, I would immediately start seeking the true faith if I were you.

I think there is a good way to re-frame your comments.

Jesus only sees His one church. We have created denominations, which each serve a purpose. I believe that when Jesus looks at the church, he only sees one body of people who are following him, despite our differences.

One of the defining characteristics of protestantism is the multiplicity of sects. According to “The Christian Sourcebook” (1986 pg.326), there were “21,000 protestant denominations in 1986, with 270 new ones being formed each year.” In January, 1997, they had increased to more than 28,000. Currently, there are over 35,000 differing, dissenting, and mutually hostile protestant sects. Protestant sects preach contradicting doctrines, yet each is certain that it is the only denomination that correctly interprets the Bible, and that no one else in the last 2,000 years has found the true teaching of Jesus. There are scores of splinters in the Baptists alone, and several splinters in all of the other major Protestant sects. It is every man for himself in Bible interpretation. If it feels good for you, it must be OK. Surely, it doesn’t require a theologian to see the work of satan here, which is to divide and conquer (See Matt 12:25 for Satan’s plan, and John 10:16 for the plan of Jesus Christ).

Yet Scripture says, in Rom. 12:5, 1Cor. 10:17, 12:13, that, the Church of Christ is and must be only ONE. Jesus established only one Church, not a collection of differing churches (Lutheran, Baptist, Anglican, Methodist, Pentecostal, Presbyterians and so on). The Bible says the Church is the bride of Christ (Eph. 5:23–32). Jesus can have but one spouse. Moreover, God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and therefore, His Church teaches just one set of doctrines, which must be the same as those taught by the apostles (Jude 3). This is the unity of belief to which Scripture calls us (Phil. 1:27, 2:2).

So, which is the true Church, of which it is said in Acts 2: 47, that the lord added daily, such as should be saved ?

Which is the true faith without which it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6) ?

Without belonging to the true Church AND professing the true faith, there is absolutely no hope of salvation. Now, which of you shall dwell with everlasting burnings (Isaias 33:14) ?