First of all, Christianity keeps breaking up and branching off. Why? Because Christians finds things in Religion they like, and things they don't like. People from different parts of the world obviously don't always want the same things out of religious, no less than they believe much different things. Christianity has become very broad. In the past, whenever it moved to a new place, the people there would adapt to it but keep the parts they like and change other things. For example, Lutheranism. It is basically Christianity just with the "important" parts highlighted and everything else fallen by the wayside. As this continues to happen, Christianity continues to spread and become a more general term.
And wait... capitalism? That's what the US is supposed to have, right? I don't know much about it and could be completely wrong, but I think it is a type of economy based off of buyers and sellers. People buy things and put money into "the system." Producers use the money to produce and distribute. Sellers get more money from buyers to pay for production and distribution. It works something like that. Also, taxes are thrown in pretty much everywhere. It might just be a US thing, but the government seems to take money from pretty much everything. And why is the US still in billions of dollars in debt? ...But that's a different topic.
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