Original sentence: A contributing factor to this, again resulting from the charismatic movement, is the creation of numerous new sects and denominations (such as the Vineyard movement), which have experienced significant growth and dramatically altered the composition of Protestant Christianity.Current Christian worship practices are diverse and reflect the fragmented nature of Christianity, with a range of customs and theological views.It includes the Eastern Orthodox churches, the Oriental churches, and most branches of Anglicanism and Lutheranism(see Anglo-Catholicism and High-Church Lutheranism).Most are very decentralized and less emphatic about doctrine, and do not adhere to traditional, historic Christian worship practices.These new Protestant groups are outside of established denominations and adopted charismatic theology and contemporary forms of worship from the outset.This grouping can also be referred to as the eucharistic or catholic tradition, but it is important to note that it is not limited to the Catholic Church.While differing considerably in form, the following items characterise the worship of virtually all Christian groupings.Within the Catholic Church, the charismatic movement has had much less influence on the structure of regular worship, although contemporary worship music is occasionally used in some parishes, particularly those affected by a movement known as the Catholic Charismatic Renewal
Edited sentence: A contributing factor to this, again resulting from the charismatic movement, is the creation of numerous new churches (such as the Vineyard churches), which have experienced significant growth and dramatically altered the composition of Protestant Christianity.Current Christian worship practices are diverse and reflect the fragmented nature of the Christian church, with a range of customs and theological views.It includes the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church, the Coptic Orthodox Church, and most branches of the Anglican and Lutheran churches (see Anglo-Catholicism and High Church Lutheranism).These new churches are outside of established denominations and adopted charismatic theology and contemporary forms of worship from the outset.This grouping can also be referred to as the eucharistic or catholic tradition, but it is important to note that it is not limited to the Roman Catholic Church.While differing considerably in form, the following items characterise the worship of virtually all Christian churches.Within the Catholic Church, the charismatic movement has had much less influence on the structure of regular worship, although contemporary worship music is sometimes used in some parishes, particularly those affected by a movement known as the Catholic Charismatic Renewal