myrmepropagandist on Nostr: If you don't live in the US, the way that people talk about Christianity in the US ...
If you don't live in the US, the way that people talk about Christianity in the US might make it sound like there are just a few dominant Christian churches. In particular once you rule out the more widely known versions of Christianity such as Catholicism and Mormonism ... you might think the there was some consistency among the Protestants.
And you would be very wrong.
Churches are intensely local organizations and there is tremendous variation. Among American Baptists this is by design.
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