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>the classics never went anywhere
That's my point, the part of Christianity that is relevant to the world is the continuation of Rome
Humanism is only a Christian philosophy if you consider Greek Philosophy and Gnosticism influences to be part of it

My argument is that the pagan roots are in everything, and the more conservatives reject them trying to make a pure protestant world, the worse it will become
The "ultra-pure" juice of Christianity caused both Conservatism and Progressivism, while the Christianity with pagan influence became Catholicism and Orthodoxy
It's also notable how the more Pope Francis rejected Rome tradition, the more woke the church became