Comments from a mystical prophet today

The history of Christianity has allowed for the creation of different ways of interpreting Scripture. On one hand, there is the Catholic Church, on the other, the Orthodox Church, and finally, the Reformed Church. All share the same origin: the Bible. Hence the importance of readings and interpretations that allow us to embrace all these theological concepts from an epistemological and ontological perspective, creating connections within this fragmented history. These commentaries on biblical readings are an attempt to reconstruct or contribute to understanding, not so much through dialectics and language, but rather through the folkloric expressions of different peoples. They also aim to appreciate the diversity of beliefs, which, as many English poets, including John Milton, have noted, speak of God through folklore. These commentaries seek to unravel God's existence in churches and how it has evolved in different cultures. Read the commentaries and let's begin to search for answers far beyond dialectics and language. The question posed here is the reason for the creation of so many sects and churches: to find common ground for unity within folklore.