As an apologist for Catholicism (profession or amateur) have you looked into the developments happening in Rome and the scientific connections of Rome through Jesuits? What would you make of the assertion by a Vatican representative that Rome is ready and willing to baptize aliens, if they want it? What do you make of the Vatican astronomers who are complaining of UFOs interrupting their observatory work in AZ? Do you think these UFOs are alien craft from other star systems or are they demonic in origin, from dimensional regions ‘in the neighborhood’? What do you think will be THE great lie following the Rapture of the Church? How will Rome explain the disappearances world-wide?
Twist a portion of a verse here, take another out of context there, and bingo, Protestants can come up with anything from Christ allowing sodomy to Christ surrendering to Satan, then "prove" their fantasy well enough to keep their Self and Self Alone delusion going.
Besides, were there any such surrender of Christ to Satan followed by a mass evacuation of those Christ said would suffer for Him (i.e. Christ contradicting Scripture by evacuating His sheep), those who accept without qualms mass infanticide with "contraceptives" and deny the power of the Holy Spirit by throwing out part of the Old Testament in the garbage sure wouldn't be the people who were evacuated.
Protestant deceived "Christians" ignoring and rationalizing the slaughter of Christians who are Catholic, as they're doing right now with the mass slaughter going on in the ME, is what will be happening more and more often. All the while, the Protestant and Protestant derived "Christians" will go on about their lives just like the unjust did in the days of Noah.
The "six finger" crowd are a barrel of laughs, especially when they're yelling the same lies about the Catholic Church that the Romans yelled about the early Christians they slaughtered. Meanwhile, those deceived by the diabolical delusion of Protestant doctrine are so blind they ignore the anti-Christ rising in Constantinople, that other Roman city on seven hills.