Wow… What about rejection of what Christ established? Is that bad in your own book, or okay?
Here’s something that may really offend you… the truth!
Christ established a Church as the pillar and bulwark of truth. Christ the King left a visible Prime Minister with authority to act in His Name when the King went to ascend to His Throne. This Church taught infallibly and still does. Members of the Church wrote Tradition into the Scriptures under inspiration of the Holy Spirit. The Scriptures were written in full context of the only Church that Christ built. That same Church assembled the Scriptures into the Bible, leaving out what did not belong, and putting in what did under the protection of the Holy Spirit. The context of the only Church built by Christ is still the only context in which the Bible is properly understood.
MUCH AFTER CHRIST ESTABLISHED HIS ONE CHURCH… about the time of the printing press, people began to claim the Bible as their rule of faith, widely claiming that they could make their own interpretations instead of that of this infallible teaching Church. People now take the Book assembled from Scriptures written by members of the Catholic Church in the context of Catholicism. Many of these people prefer their own interpretations, and reject the Church that God established which gave the world the Bible. These same people will reject some Scripture that clearly refutes their own interpretations. These same people do not really know Christ, as they reject His doctrines, reject His Sacraments, denigrate His mother, and in the end reject His Father. Christ sent out His Apostles who were the first Bishops of the Church, telling them that he who hears you, hears Me, and He who sent Me. He who rejects you, rejects Me, and He who sent Me. The Bishops in the Catholic Church are successors to the Apostles, and so if you reject them, consequently you reject Christ, and consequently reject also the Father.