Early church leading scribes John Chrysostom and Augustine both admitted in their writings that the Holy Spirit no longer came upon those on whom the church’s elders were laying hands. It seems the glory had departed by the time Trinitarianism started to be set in stone, and when other philosophical versions of the gospel were rife. Like Paul had strongly warned in 1 Corinthians, philosophy and wisdom of men, when combined with the gospel of the cross of Christ, robs it of its power. In my opinion a lot of people who respond to a gospel of philosophy end up having to pretend to speak in tongues to cover up the fact that God does not seal such worldly-wise messages with His power.
