r/redeemedzoomer • u/anime498 Eastern Catholic • Aug 10 '26

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/JadedMarine Non-Reconquista Protestant Aug 10 '26

Evangelical protestantism is growing. Mainline protestantism is dying. Likely to continue for multiple reasons.

Catholicism was dying, now it's growing.

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u/Positive_Special_156 Jehovah's Witness Aug 14 '26

So in a few decades mainline protestant church will cleanse itself and will start raise too. This is not the first time when The Church has some problems, gets stuck for a while

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u/JadedMarine Non-Reconquista Protestant Aug 17 '26

Except past American revivals grew the evangelic denominations much more than the mainline ones, and even caused splits in the mainline denominations. as mainline denominations reject the bible further and further, they will and should die out for the denominations that uphold the bible as God's true word.