This was a great lecture. I hope you post more. I enjoyed it and got a lot of good information out of this video. Very good camera and lighting work too.
God created because God is Love and love is creative. Creation allows God to share His Love. This sharing allows God’s love to grow, expand, and express itself in many more forms. I don’t think the incarnation happened because God wanted to be with His creation. I think the it happened so God could teach us how to love rightly. Then at the end of each of our lives, our unique and unrepeatable expression of Gods love will unite with Him making an expansive and glorious tapestry expanding His family.
I understood you to say that Christ excited before the incarnation. Since Christ is both fully God and human does it follow that humanity was in God before creation?
Paul and James were not at odds with each other with regards to faith and works. They were speaking about different things. Most Reformed Protestants know this. I would love to know what letters the priest is referring to that aren't in the "protestant" Bible. The canon of Scripture was 99% settled by the end of the first century. If he's referring to the Apocrypha those books were never included in the canon. They were never included in the Septuagint either. They are interesting historical books but they were not inspired Scripture. All of the books of the Old Testament are quoted at some point in the New Testament. No mention of the Apocrypha either in the New Testament or by any of the early Church fathers.
99% of the bible was chosen before the end of the first century? This commenter has never read the first 300 years of church history. It took a long time to accept the book of revelation and hebrews, thanks be to the Church for settling the issues at the end of the 4th century.
I’m from MSLR area. I got soooooooooooo much outta this!❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
This was a great lecture. I hope you post more. I enjoyed it and got a lot of good information out of this video. Very good camera and lighting work too.
Please do a talk on the incarnation and sacramentality!!!
God created because God is Love and love is creative. Creation allows God to share His Love. This sharing allows God’s love to grow, expand, and express itself in many more forms. I don’t think the incarnation happened because God wanted to be with His creation. I think the it happened so God could teach us how to love rightly. Then at the end of each of our lives, our unique and unrepeatable expression of Gods love will unite with Him making an expansive and glorious tapestry expanding His family.
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I understood you to say that Christ excited before the incarnation. Since Christ is both fully God and human does it follow that humanity was in God before creation?
Paul and James were not at odds with each other with regards to faith and works. They were speaking about different things. Most Reformed Protestants know this.
I would love to know what letters the priest is referring to that aren't in the "protestant" Bible.
The canon of Scripture was 99% settled by the end of the first century.
If he's referring to the Apocrypha those books were never included in the canon. They were never included in the Septuagint either. They are interesting historical books but they were not inspired Scripture. All of the books of the Old Testament are quoted at some point in the New Testament. No mention of the Apocrypha either in the New Testament or by any of the early Church fathers.
99% of the bible was chosen before the end of the first century? This commenter has never read the first 300 years of church history.
It took a long time to accept the book of revelation and hebrews, thanks be to the Church for settling the issues at the end of the 4th century.