How the Reformation Changed the World

After the reformation, four major lines of the Christian church included the Eastern Orthodox, the Oriental Coptic, the Western Catholic Church, and the Reformation Protestant Church. While each of these strains would claim a Christian orthodoxy, which line has produced the healthiest fruits?

Which church has adequately addressed the rise of humanism, atheism, and
communism? Which church has more influence in producing a true spiritual life?

Kevin Swanson addresses the positives and negatives of the protestant reformation in this issue of Generations. Without whitewashing its weaknesses, Kevin points out that the most Christianized cultures that have stood against the forces of humanism and produced honest economies in the modern are almost inevitably found in protestant nations.