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I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately actually. Lots of stuff online that draws on this dichotomy.
I too think Yeshuans is in a different lane, but the distinction is that it is built on the shoulders of it all. Something that I find makes this approach distinct is that God works with us in time. He changes over time in how he works with people. And, while I do not think he authored any religious movement, he ALLOWED them. And we faultily stumble in our collective efforts to understand Him. Yeshuans I do believe is tapped into Truth, but is also situated in time and culture in a way that WILL change, and anticipates that change – unlike the claims of either Protestant or Orthodox views. It will change because of our subjective knowledge of Him and His ultimate Truth.
not sure this fully addressed your question, but what do you think? @Haydos