Very interesting.
My Country in the past, after many others banning jooz from their homeland...
Mine accepted them as refugees for a short period of time, it was the same with crusaders ( Portuguese being crusaders themselves ) and french Templars, since their King went insane.
Then, they started to "joo" around and promoting their "liberation" a.k.a degeneracy, and performing blood libel which is drinking the blood from christians.
You can see how evil these weak rats are.
Oh yeah, since you mentioned those different types of Christianity, what about Jehovah´s Witnesses...
Surprisingly, my village has been increasing in numbers related to that "cult".
They worship Jesus, and that´s their free will, i guess.
But something about them seems kinda weird.
They dress like hipsters L0L
When it comes to protestants, where i live they´re very arrogant, and also act like hipsters just because they can´t afford a Big Church like the Catholics have.
Don´t know much about it...
All i know is the room is white, those long chairs, some flowers, and one cross at the middle.
That´s their place.
They act like the "chosen people" just because they keep t very simple...
You see all religions to me are poison to the mind, or a heavy filler on life, that may cause more harm than good.
The only good aspects about Christianity are the morals that are preached, that´s about it.
The rest leave it in the book.
God The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, yes.
That´s the Holy Trinity according to scripture.
I have some members in my family, that if you looked at first glance you automatically would think they´re jooish.
They fit that stereotype in appearance, and they got that attitude and humor, its very jooish.
They were brought up as Catholics by their parents.
In the past they had to either convert to the native´s culture, or run again, before they ostracized again.
Some stayed and converted, simple as that.
It reflects, because in Portugal there are a lot of descendants from Sephardi jooz, and they don´t even know about it.
Its quite sad really, living and not knowing their roots.
To end my message, do you know the story of Fátima ?
I´ll leave this here, so that you may get an idea.
en.wikipedia.org
Its part of our culture.
Have a good read.
Its been fun talking to you.