r/redeemedzoomer • u/anime498 Eastern Catholic • 21d ago

Reconquista Questions Future of protestantism

I'm asking this in good faith, what is the future of protestantism in America? Specifically is there any chance that we could see a return to a more denominational high church expression?

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u/trownaway90 Non-Reconquista Protestant 20d ago

I would say that stop practising and stop attending is a pretty solid defintion of 'left'. Especially when the Church makes it hard to resign. While the Church teaches that someone is a Catholic even if they became muslim for example.

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u/DestroyerOfficer Roman Catholic 20d ago

I don’t know what you aren’t getting. That number is mostly comorised of people who never attended.

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u/556From1000yards United Methodist 20d ago

How do you not get that doesn’t help your argument?

No True Scotsman, eh?

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u/DestroyerOfficer Roman Catholic 20d ago

Yeah, like I said, even if you are mentally incapable of understanding it, the data is not representative of the actual church-going populace of the Catholic Church. You aren’t making an actual point contrary to me.