u/Deep_Squirrel_2583

Religion's always in motion, especially Protestantism. Even Mormonism/The Church of LDS is constantly changing.

Joshua and Daniel still refer to the player as a Gentile. They refer to God as 'the father', Joshua mentions 'the holy ghost' in dialogue, so they seem Trinitarian as well.

Nothing of in game dialogue confirms which religious texts are still being upheld (unless the Daughter of Babylon verse Joshua mentions is part of Mormon texts), so it's anyone's guess.

It's been 200+ years since the bombs dropped. What do you think changed?

I've been reading the gospels with my family after dinner time as a habit lately, and I've really loved it. But I also read a lot of verses comparing the people who i.e. hear but don't do, and a lot of parables like the parable of the sower in Matthew 13 seem to seperate them. This kind of contradicts a lot of what I know about universalism, which is the belief that we'll all be in Christ eventually. Is this a reference to the people of that time only? Or something about still being punished for not following, even if we are eventually reconciled? There's a lot of similar things later in Matthew, if I remember correctly, with the sheep and the goats passage and the narrow road later in the gospels.