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I think you're onto something, there has been a trend from protestantism to apostolic Christianity among some. For instance, various conservative mainline prote
by throwawaygal7 5y ago
I think you're onto something, there has been a trend from protestantism to apostolic Christianity among some. For instance, various conservative mainline protestants have become Catholic, and the Orthodox have a western branch for protestants who want to come over. Then again, this trend would seem to be pretty old news.
I think the comparison between the old and new forms of Christianity you're making is a bit ... mistaken. It's hard to say the older forms require less from their believers than the protestant sects do.
- 0dayz 5y agoWhen I meant "old" I meant the "hardline" Christianity that deems any reformation at best as straying away from the gospel and at worst blasphemy. A lot of the Christianity in western Europe has had quite the reformation to accommodate new norms in society.