Christianity DID not become found in Rome... It was killed in Rome ~400AD.
Catholicism was found in Rome thereafter. Christain-protestants are not any different than catholics since they worship the same trinity and follow the same luciferian doctrines. Both of these groups worship Mithras and play major roles in nation-building, economies and mass deception.
Just stating truth.
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I'm not a fan of "organized religion" of any kind also. But there is an important difference: protestants have no celibacy.
I think that sublimation mechanisms caused by celibacy lead to those "luciferian doctrines" bringing up inquisition afterwards.
Protestants were always a bit milder in their opinions and methods, and while they of course also lost touch to Luther's proclamations meanwhile, they at least started up with something useful.
But you are right: In today's globalized economy we are better off not to exactly know in which ways "organized religions" take part (not to speak of the comitted crimes throughout history).
But still there are people like Catholic bishop Kreitler in South America, which are real Christians and giving all they have to get the world to the better. But another problem is: If someone really follows the word of God too long, he gets excommunicated, if he happens to be Catholic.
