There are denomination that cling to the old tradition and have hugh respect on old theologian, they are Roman catholic, eastern ortbdox, Lutheran, reformed, anglican
But on the other hand there are new wave who cling forward, they're pentecostal and new protestants movement, I can't name them because they're too many.
What's your take on this? Isn't it safer to cling backward? I can't imagine clinging forward to follow groups that overwrite leaders age by age, it seems like this kind of movement always have something new to sell. They like to predict the future, takes 7 day Adventist for example, have failed numerous of time trying to guess the exact date of Jesus's return.
One thing that isn't convincing to me is that, they can read the same text but still get new lights.
But on the other hand there are new wave who cling forward, they're pentecostal and new protestants movement, I can't name them because they're too many.
What's your take on this? Isn't it safer to cling backward? I can't imagine clinging forward to follow groups that overwrite leaders age by age, it seems like this kind of movement always have something new to sell. They like to predict the future, takes 7 day Adventist for example, have failed numerous of time trying to guess the exact date of Jesus's return.
One thing that isn't convincing to me is that, they can read the same text but still get new lights.
