A widely held claim among religious scholars is that Christianity, despite being a 2000+ year-old tradition, is still in it's "infancy" stages. Using "Creation/Incarnational Spirituality vs Fall/Redemption Spirituality" and the "False Self vs True Self" teachings as guides (but without merely copying their respective contents; , justify the above claim. b) How has the role of sacred images and modern culture resulted in a "watered-down" Christianity whereby its original message is hardly anywhere to be found? Be sure to include Christianity's original, "true" (as well as its "popular" i.e., modern) message

A widely held claim among religious scholars is that Christianity, despite being a 2000+ year-old tradition, is still in it's "infancy" stages. Using "Creation/Incarnational Spirituality vs Fall/Redemption Spirituality" and the "False Self vs True Self" teachings as guides (but without merely copying their respective contents; , justify the above claim. b) How has the role of sacred images and modern culture resulted in a "watered-down" Christianity whereby its original message is hardly anywhere to be found? Be sure to include Christianity's original, "true" (as well as its "popular" i.e., modern) message