/lit/ - Literature

I found a 2020 sociology book with a general release called Reformed Resurgence, which I'll show in the subsequent post. I'm a Roman Catholic disappointed with the Church and disillusioned with its obviously false claim of assurance related to truth and teaching. There is too much contradiction and division and vagueness for an organization that is based on its magisterial authority.

Evangelical Presbyterianism is attractive to me because it has a strong history in America, and its current adherents are more educated, wealthier, and more procreative than most Americans and other evangelicals. They remain conservative while having the ESV, various colleges like Wheaton, publishers like Crossway, and serious evangelism in places like Manhattan. Apparently they are thriving even as the Catholic Church in particular is declining precipitously. I see it in my own parish. My wife and I are the only family with children, and almost the only people under 45. Meanwhile, the local PCA church is filled with engineer and lawyer families with 5 to 8 kids each and expository, orthodox preaching. We love it. So many activities like bible study. And they have a classical Christian K12 school that teaches Latin, Greek, and the Western Canon using the Trivium as a model.

Our Catholic school is set to close in 2023 due to declining enrollment.

Average evangelical Presbyterian service... damn

This is how my PCA Presbyterian church looks every week. Notice anything Catholic cucks?