[Nikas777]

Liberal Protestant churches agree with Catholics and Orthodox about evolution and Biblical criticism, and I notice that Catholics and Orthodox don't bash liberal Protestants nearly as much as they do fundamentalist Protestants.

I find that statement bizarre. Also, I try not to bash - disagreement is not bashing though I can see why it looks that way.

From an Orthodox Christian perspective having a conservative female married clergy with kids is just as heretical as a female lesbian one who is pro abortion. Should we show preference for one heretic over the other? What's the point?

[Zionist Conspirator]

I find that statement bizarre. Also, I try not to bash - disagreement is not bashing though I can see why it looks that way.

From an Orthodox Christian perspective having a conservative female married clergy with kids is just as heretical as a female lesbian one who is pro abortion. Should we show preference for one heretic over the other? What's the point?

The point is that Catholics and Orthodox are hypocrites. They reject what the church fathers taught about the historicity of Genesis (on the grounds that "they didn't know back then what we know now") while scolding Fundamentalist Protestants for not accepting the teaching of the church fathers on the real presence. They are hypocrites for condemning Protestantism when they have themselves accepted the Biblical criticism of nineteenth century liberal Protestants whole cloth.

If you get your view of the Bible from liberal Protestants, don't condemn Fundamentalist Protestants for not accepting the church fathers!