Some people want to know A, B, C, what do I have to do?
Then the follow up is: ok, how much A and how often? etc.
This approach of course misses the point, but over the years, the Church has amassed a great deal of information this type.
On the Protestant side, we find a similar thing, the sinner’s prayer:
http://www.jesus2020.com/?gclid=CPK-uMq1tqkCFYcb2godpVvGJA
Variations on this theme occur in most Protestant faiths.
Going to God with “what’s in it for me and what’s the least I have to do - precisely?” misses the point - again. But both sides have an answer of sorts, or you can read their doctrines and confessions with this in mind. The Catholic Church just has more details.
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You are right. The only difference I would suggest is the “sinner’s prayer” is usually said once. The Rosary is not.
True.