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@@simonbelmont1986 This is a different article. The other article everyone loved-the priest filed a copyright claim and had it taken down 💔 though I read it word for word and credited him

@@OrthodoxChristianArticles some evil people like to tell content creators it's okay to use their work then after they proceed they get copyright strike anyway. Be careful bro 👍🏻

@@CalebTheSojourner Aww thank you. I’m glad you like the content and I really love running it-this video in particular is one of my favorites out of the 150 I’ve recorded so far. I wish it had more views, its implications are so important and its message makes it clear where the true church is. It’s an argument and evidence not often mentioned in debates between Catholics and Orthodox. Really fascinating to me, how the errors of the west play out in their saints.

@OrthodoxChristianArticles I am actually currently protestant but have been studying to find truth for years now. I started early with learning Catholism, and dove deep into Thomistic study, read his Summa Theologica and felt pretty good about it but could t reconcile everything. Then I went back to Ignatius and from him into the desert fathers then Way of the Pilgrim and then Philokalia. I can say the Eastern Orthodox theology definitely resonates with me, So slowly I have been listening to the debates and dialogue between East, West and Anglican. These channels help alot, I am subscribed to several Orthodox channels as well as this one, such as Patristic Nectar, Orthodox Roots and such, and they have blessed me more than anything. Some very popular Orthodox creators on youtube, get a little. . . .unChrist-like with their attitudes and way they talk about others, so I steer clear of those. But this one is straight information, so thank you. Keep up the good work!

@@kevin-w8u This made me smile! Thank you! I’m so happy you enjoy them ♥️ It’s very meaningful to me

​@OrthodoxChristianArticles Oh good! You are very welcome! The material you pick is so edifying . Thanks!

@@carolflower9672 I’m grateful you enjoyed it! God bless you. This was a very interesting video for me to read; I learned a lot too.

@@kyrkosx3982 Happy you enjoyed it and found it helpful ♥️

@@hxplxss1835 Thank you for the encouragement and God bless you!

@@DonRA33 God bless you! I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed it and found it helpful

Hi! No, I don’t know him. I just found his wonderful article and I’m grateful to have read it. God bless him.

@@TruePathLiving That makes me so happy to hear! God bless you. If you have a topic you’d like me to read on, let me know ♥️

@@Jeremiah-pu5vp Hello and God bless you!

Hello from one Michigander to another!

don't mention the #lgoryth so that youtube actually bumps the video

@@joshbowman7114 God is very clear about how to worship Him, and worship involves the Eucharist. Also, division is very important when it comes to truth! Peace should be disrupted for the sake of truth. Even Christ said, “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth, I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.” Matthew 10:34 which is the inverse of what you’ve said. God defines how we worship, not man as recent iterations of modern Protestantism have designed.

@@OrthodoxChristianArticles please show in the Bible where you got that conclusion from

@@emanuilgoshev350 This is a complex question. You can listen to my video “Understanding Orthodox Worship” for answers. God bless.

@@emanuilgoshev350 Also, fun tidbit here, incense in Orthodox worship is a direct fulfillment of the prophesy in Malichi 1:11 “For from the rising of the sun to its setting my name will be great among the nations, and in every place incense will be offered to my name, and a pure offering. For my name will be great among the nations, says the LORD of hosts.”

@@IonniasDeVito God bless you on your journey! Orthodoxy is so full of depth and richness and truth-it’s incredible to unfold.

@@OrthodoxChristianArticles Truly. Thank you. Preparing to be baptized next summer, God willing. Craig will also most likely be my Godparent. Glory be to God.

Maybe the author wanted to hide some sin she committed in her youth. St. Sophrony very subtly wrote about the sin of fornication his Spiritual Father St. Siluoan committed in his youth. There’s plenty of reasons this could have occurred and we shouldn’t jump to conclusions that someone automatically lied

@@TonyTones123 Lies are lies. To pretend otherwise is to be lost. Christ is the truth.

The conversation is more directed toward believers than unbelievers. The concern is praise would not be authentically from the heart of the person if artificially manifested. Orthodox Church also believes in a strong hold to tradition and doing what the early church did 2000 years ago. I agree with you however, why not manipulate emotions for a good cause. We have to be careful not to worship music itself but besides that I think it’s a very helpful tool.

made by man which our hands was made by god. So whatever we do in Christ we give back to him. SO this instrument I created I give and play for him. Clapping your hand can be an instrument you know that? #2 if someone does have a voice( mute) how else can they express themselves to worship god?

@@timothyolawunijr8259please dont clap in temples

@@timothyolawunijr8259 why are you arguing from extreme?

Is it an argument? 🤔 or a general discussion

@@timothyolawunijr8259 you said what about <extreme situation>? Even if we grant you the right to do so in such an extreme situation, are you going to apply it to everything else?

@@vdominguez355 It’s as if you didn’t listen to the video

@@vdominguez355 Christian’s for 1800+ years worshipped liturgically centering on the Eucharist. If you want to think recent emotionally-fueled practices disconnected from all of Christianity are correct and you know better, than that is your own pride

@@OrthodoxChristianArticles 🤦🏽‍♂️ wow so we are just going to ignore what is given to us in the old testament and im the one with pride

I didnt at first but now i did and really its all opinion because God does not change! his word is true from beginning to end old and New Testament and unless i see a teaching in New Testament saying we cant use instruments lift hands and dance and shout then i wont just believe what im told about church history. God loves when we worship him with our lives and that includes worship him with our “emotions”

@@vdominguez355 right.... god forbib someone didnt have a voice to sing. They can use their hands or maybe an instrument to express themselve to worship god

Amen. From.a frmr prtnst whose church had only acappella music. For which I am grateful. We learned to sing better and tune with each other. Instruments change the nature of a service. Sent from my husband's phone. Name you see isn't mine