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>Christian Zionism
>Liberalism
>Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement

Agree or Disagree with this?
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Sounds like an American problem.
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>>18637848
Agree but it's not just Christian Zionism; it's dispensationalism as a whole.
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FOR SOMETHING TO BE RUINED IT IS NECESSARY FOR IT TO HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY BUILT; PROTESTANTISM IS NOT A BUILDING, BUT, RATHER, RUBBLE TAKEN FROM THE WALLS OF THE CITY OF GOD.
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Protestantism is it's own enemy. it went from wanting divorce and protesting against problems in the Catholic Church to promoting those same fucking problems and creating new problem like screwing up their own clergy.
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>>18637848
Disagree. I'm of the opinion the real issue is hypocrisy.
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>>18637848
>Liberalism

So John Locke, Adam Smith, etc?
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>>18637848
Is European Protestantism as bad as American Protestantism? My theory is the Americas are so far away from the heart of Christendom that it has morphed into a brand new religion that pretends to be Christian while just pushing political ideology without any worry if it actually aligns with Christian belief.
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>>18638544
A lot of early colonists were religious extremists who wanted to form their own communities.



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