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Because the Roman Catholic Church is inundated with idolatry even though God strickly forbids it. Exodus chapter 20 lists the 10 commandments that was written on stone by God's own hand and brought down the mountain by Moses. Christ the Redeemer statue violates the 2nd commandment. In fact the RCC has completely 'erased' the 2nd commandment from the Catholic Bible and split the 10th commandment in to two parts so as not to come up short.
Scripture makes it very plain what will happen to anyone that changes the word of God, meaning The Bible.
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