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<blockquote data-quote="infowarrior1" data-source="post: 1445935" data-attributes="member: 6516">Yeah. That explanation would have to involve the Real Church ending up underground or fading from view as a result of Institutional subversion by malavolent entities seeking to co-opt the Body of Christ.Personally I don't that much either. Maybe there will be a more satisfactory answer.On to another topic according to a Book I read the &quot;Triumph of Christianity&quot; by Robert Stark.He found that there wasn't much interest in Christianity among the commoners in Western Europe for a long time and the Clergy in many areas weren't well trained or zealous either until the Counter-Reformation and they also had children to women which they unofficially treated as their wives and that they are not married to and they raised those children as a Father would:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.amazon.com.au/Triumph-Christianity-Movement-Largest-Religion-ebook/dp/B005C6IJZA[/URL]Folk Magic was still very prevalent. So Superstitution was still rife. Perhaps there is evidence to the contrary but that seems to be what happened on the ground.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="infowarrior1, post: 1445935, member: 6516"] Yeah. That explanation would have to involve the Real Church ending up underground or fading from view as a result of Institutional subversion by malavolent entities seeking to co-opt the Body of Christ. Personally I don't that much either. Maybe there will be a more satisfactory answer. On to another topic according to a Book I read the "Triumph of Christianity" by Robert Stark. He found that there wasn't much interest in Christianity among the commoners in Western Europe for a long time and the Clergy in many areas weren't well trained or zealous either until the Counter-Reformation and they also had children to women which they unofficially treated as their wives and that they are not married to and they raised those children as a Father would: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.amazon.com.au/Triumph-Christianity-Movement-Largest-Religion-ebook/dp/B005C6IJZA[/URL] Folk Magic was still very prevalent. So Superstitution was still rife. Perhaps there is evidence to the contrary but that seems to be what happened on the ground. [/QUOTE]

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