Protestantism will never have an aesthetic that can compete. https://twitter.com/mxmorggo/status/1251733756647374848">https://twitter.com/mxmorggo/...
Can’t even really blame Protestants, they’re sect came into existence relatively recently. Plus it’s so thoroughly tied to mid-20th Century WASP shit in the collective consciousness.
There will (probably) never be a "Protestant Imagination" themed costume party, at the Met or anywhere else.

I hope I& #39;m wrong about that.
Honestly tho, Catholicism and almost every other religion in the "developed world" has the same exact problem every other religion have reached a point where they& #39;re in the same bad spot that Protestantism is.

A loss of identity in the modern world.
A lot of pious people blame growing secularism, that& #39;s a cop out. If their faiths just adapted (I wanna say "reform", but honestly that& #39;s not even necessary it would just help) they would be trying to figure out what to do with all the converts and soft power.
And by "adapt" I mostly mean have an attractive, coherent, easily replicated visual aesthetic. That& #39;s not all but it is arguably the easiest thing almost any organized religion could do.

Invest in and use fashion to cultivate an identity in the 21st Century.
Example; a lot of young Catholic women and girls choose to wear Mantilla& #39;s to mass. The Pope could essentially try to make it Catholic hijab, encourage women to wear it everywhere. Make it apart of their identity.
I& #39;m gonna keep using Catholics as an example because they& #39;ve dropped the ball hardest, and recently too.

How many Catholics were against a bunch of beautiful celebrities going out of their way to make Catholicism look cool?
This thread could be a book so I& #39;ma stop (for now.)

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