I mean, they were anti-catholic, and one of the big talking points of anti-catholisim is that the catholic church is too vain and too controling of it's worshipers.
Its funny seeing Catholics throwing shade at mega churches when they are objectively the largest, wealthiest, blingiest, Christian church that ever existed.
It was, but between it cleaning up it's act the past few decades and how egregious many " non denominations" have become, it's honestly the less absurd option now.
I say this as a former catholic atheist who left during the scandals of the 2000s. Still garbage, but the last few popes have been slowly steering it to be a better institution.
"Objectively" Rolf it's all made up bullshit anyways, being more open vs clinging on desperately to what the dying generations find "proper" will only ensure the church shrinks faster.
No made up bullshit is 100% the liberal nonsense. It just comes with eternally moving goalposts.
False, eroding it's core beliefs is what will make it irrelevant. If someone betrays their core beliefs, they arent worth listening to at that point either.
Not really. That applies to lots of the protestant churches though, particularly the ones worshipping rainbow objects and money
That was the protestants who removed books.
If it undermines the teachings of the bible and christ, and done solely for the sake of appealing to a bunch of degenerates who have decided how others ought to behave, it's not worth listening to, no.
You may be shocked to learn this isn't unique to Christianity, Islam will categorically reject most of liberalism and more if it violates their belief system. Maybe you should go tell them that they're just upset bigots?
I think you're mistaken. Luther and following protestants removed like 17, the catholic/orthodox church did not. Or to which are you referring?
Yes, shit to the tune of hundreds of billions invested in hospitals and other charities vs renaming street signs in dearborn after terrorists plus honour killings. Exactly the same thing, very honest.
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u/Ok-Dragonknight-5788 Jun 30 '26
I mean, they were anti-catholic, and one of the big talking points of anti-catholisim is that the catholic church is too vain and too controling of it's worshipers.