As I’ve read in many theological sources: traditions change, evolve.
Each generation must decide for itself how to understand the gospel, how to adapt it to their own cultural world.
Thankfully, it seems the adapters have not been asleep at the wheel, and they’ve produced a Christianity worthy of the 21st century.
There’s been “…an astonishing new theological agreement hammered out by the world’s major Christian denominations…” Details here.
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