Yarvan's Argument for Progressivism

David Frum: Progressives are diverging from Christianity, not continuing its line. Some demands for change were driven by certain Christian denominations, especially the Quakers, he says. Frum: Yarvan treats this conference as proof the Protestantism is progressivism and vice versa. He seems to think Anglicans are fine and that Christianity only became a problem when dissenters gained traction in England., Frum writes.