Scholar Claims Protestant Reformation Created Political Systems Vulnerable to Subversion

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"That theology, which I'm not an expert in, but have heard a lot about in the last couple of years is so totally incompatible with what the New Testament actually says that it makes you wonder, like what kind of church could fall for that? And it would be a church with a pretty thin theology."

Dyer argues that Protestant churches, lacking apostolic succession and ancient theological depth, became easily manipulated by oligarchical interests. He points to how families like the Rockefellers bought off mainline Protestant denominations to turn them into NGOs serving American power, and how dispensationalist theology made evangelicals susceptible to Zionist influence.