Bro you're so cool, I mean an actual non-liberal gen-z (already super rare) MINECRAFT TH-camr who builds CHURCHES IN MINECRAFT while talking about actually sound non-liberal Christianity I'm so happy I found your channel By the way enchant your gear already
@@user-tb5sq6jm2y actually where I live there would probably be more than most places. But I get most info and perspective of the world from the Internet which honestly I am reminded a lot that the Internet landscape is not the same as real life. Finding a conservative anywhere on the Internet is incredibly hard, probably due to 1. They just use the Internet less in general, and 2. Censorship. But when you use the Internet a lot you begin to think it resembles real society and it makes me think there are less conservatives than there really are I guess, which makes me hopeful that there are more than it looks like from an online perspective
Where the heck on the internet are you where there aren't any conservatives? I can barely watch anything slightly political without conservatives flooding the comments.
@@Gnomgnash Idk man that's probably the algorithms giving you what you like but from my experience it basically feels like the whole world is just idiot liberals
"there is a reason Ivy League Universitys are started by protestants not Catholics" Yeah the reason was that Catholicism was persecuted in the US The only reason why you are a calvinist is because you grew up in the tradition, your knowledge of history remains shallow on purpose so you can make false accusations about the one true church and look past the fact Calvin was a blood thirsty tirant and Luther a sexual degenerate. Also if you were well read in to reformation history you would see how much protestant teaching has moved away from what Luther, Calvin and other reformers believed. I respect you alot Zoomer, I would advice you to be more objective in choosing your denomination because (assurance of) salvation depends on it. (Im from the Netherlands, a country born out of the Reformation and study history at the University of Amsterdam if you were wondering about my credentials)
As someone who was raised an Evangelical Baptist, you and your Reconquista movement have inspired me to take offense rather than flee from the situation which we Protestants face! Thank you!
More Protestants should investigate Catholic social teachings. Even if you're not Catholic, there's really valuable stuff to learn from if your goal is a Christ-centered society.
Catholic social teaching is actually amazing though. I especially really subscribe to distributism, I was a distributist long before being christian. As an Anglican, it exemplifies what the modern christian society should look like and how it should be organized, and more people need to recognize it.
100% I am Protestant and probably will stay that way(we’ll see) but I do love CST and Rerum Novarum. Modern American Evangelicalism is too steeped in liberalism for my liking.
I respect a lot of Catholic teachings and explanations, def helped me grow in my faith tremendously! I do have separate issues with the entity of the church tho, and their justifications for it seemed flimsy to me. If anything, I think I may convert to Eastern Orthodox. I'm not positive on that but I am learning about it and much of their teachings make more sense to me. I was raised Presbyterian but I don't have as much hope of saving that denom as RZ does... I love the liturgy and familiarity of it but it's no secret that it is dying.
As someone who is Muslim, I really like watching your videos that are genuinely passionate about Christianity that is made in an entertaining manner for learning.
I appreciate that you state your own bisases up front, it helps me take your commentary as straightforwardly as possible without questioning what perspective your speaking from whether progressive-leaning or conservative-leaning. As someone more in the progressive/liberal side, i really appreciate your point of view, and agree on a lot of stuff.
A loving reminder of how we came to be: And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul. (Gen 2:7)
As a protestant I think the biggest weakness of Protestantism is our history is one of if you don't like the Church split off from it. Luther, Calvin, Henry the VIII all split from the Catholic Church, then new denominations split from them, and then sub-denominations split from those. Now we have 5 or so sub-denominations for every denomination. Every split has hurt both the old church and the new one. Leaving it all weaker over time. That is one thing Catholicism did do right, when everyone started splitting off from them they worked to fix the issues, and it kept Catholics from splitting off more, where protestants just keep splitting off anytime they don't like something, in some endless cycle.
@@tylerraabe7329theres reasons why they were thrown out though that go beyond theology if I am not mistaken. Pax Tube has a video about it but I still gotta fact check his statements for myself
Just to add something to what you have said, the Puritans believed charity begins at home. William Perkins 1558-1602 wrote a book " A Treatise of the Vocations," about the importance of getting in a position to help others, starting with your own family and your actual neighbors. And, other Protestant ministers wrote about putting yourself in a position where you can help others, but make sure you are not a burden on the community. And, there are different ways of helping people, like providing jobs and education opportunities. America started the first public education system in the world and it was in order to help people improve their lives, and the education used to be great. And there still are many types of volunteer associations doing good works besides the soup kitchen.
@@waitforitonesecond737 So happy for your reply. Before the Industrial Revolution, people in Europe had no leisure time. It took forever for a shoe to be made or a dress, or to grow food at a subsistence level. People worked 16 hours a day. There was child labor. There was no leisure time to do volunteer work to help the poor, unless you were part of the nobility. The Catholic answer to this was to beg (mendicant monks), and then do charity work or whatever with the money they raised. The Protestant answer was get a job and help your community by working. Every community needs many people to do all sorts of labor, and with your job, as long as it was moral and legal, helped the community. Feeding your own family helped the community. Not begging helped your community. Not being a burden on others helped your community. And, being a good Christian helped your community.
@@rebeccalindley153historically, I can see the benefit of this perspective. However the modern world is absolutely filled with “jobs” that exist for no other reason than to generate a profit for their owners. It’s important that modern Christian’s don’t automatically think “job = good” and realize that not every job is actually beneficial to society.
I love how you see the good in many denominations and movements while at the same time having a firm standpoint yourself. Props for that! I think that is a very helpful attitude to have in present and future where a united presence of the church becomes more important.
I am so sorry that even Slovak Lutheran church is becoming more liberal. I heard from a theology student in Bratislava that there are some liberal professors and one congregation "celebrates" pride month.
Bro I saw your infographic brief essay videos on religion then read your channel description and thought it was satirical. You really hold true to your convictions, so you have nothing but my respect. Godspeed.
Again, you say Evangelical churches don't help the poor as much as the mainline churches. But all the data shows the opposite: Evangelicals donate their time and money far more than mainline Christians do, and I've never been to a Non-denominational church that hasn't had a big service ministry. I have no idea where you get that idea from.
Yeah I don't really know either. Could Christians do more? Of course! But it's not like evangelicals do nothing at all whatsoever. There are certainly some who have the mentality that he describes, but it doesn't mean evangelicals don't do anything at all. The ACNA church I'm at currently donates money and works with a few organizations in the city. Also, there is a non-denomination church in the city I'm by that does tutoring, classes, and has resources for poor people in the city. Also, every Friday they go out into several places throughout the city to give food and clothing to homeless people, while also spreading the gospel (which you can spread the love of Jesus without always having to say the gospel too).
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as a Christian. I've had a lot of nihilistic feelings and thinking for a long time, and it's worse because i'm Autistic. And since I'm autistic, the way my life has been. The way my life has been. For most of my short life. Has almost felt like a Jail And even when I had My job. I just always felt like my life was meaningless, and it was doing nothing that my life. He's just wasting away, achieving nothing, being nothing, and being stuck where I live. I often feel Julius, Caesar. Because he When he read about the conquest of alexander the great He cried Because everything he had done in life was nothing compared alexander and his short life Alexander did something to get himself remembered forever And caesar realized At that point in his life. He would be forgotten and never remembered. And from those feelings gave birth for Caesar's desire for conquest. And to be like alexander I have often Pleaded with God for years. Or just strictly told him I hate my life But I wish I could live in the past. Live a different life in be like that was great, conquerors and generals and warriors of the past. I'm a history nerd and I love conquest I could fit more into the past Then I would in the modern world I am not ignorant what I say because I'm a historynerd and I know how people lived I've I know more about history than people know about their own languages. I have just wanted a life that had more meaning and had more things for me to do And and not have a life that turns to dust I just know I could have done more if I was given a chance In a different Point in history I just know There were so many lives I could have lived. ( And please for everything holy Do don't say I need to accept Jesus into my heart or become born again. It gets so tiring Hearing that I know my salvation Thank you very much)
Also I’m pretty sure the Bible says that the hairs on your head are numbered I recomend reading Pslam 139 it helps when you feel alone or that God doesn’t love you. God bless you bro
Brother, I can understand where you're coming from given your explanation. Consider though that you are here NOW for such a time as this. Repent of focusing of what could have been and focus on seeking The Kingdom and His righteousness and the rest will be added. Have you repented of sin and asked for the grace to overcome any sin? Have you asked for the grace to fulfill The Great Commission? Lay up your treasures in heaven, keep eternity in mind! Ill be praying for you. God Bless ✝️❤
I am not a history nerd, but I am a book nerd. I often times have the same feelings you describe except toward fantasy worlds. "Wouldn't it be great if I was some hero in a medieval world?" I think to myself. Many times it would get to the point where I would feel depressed just longing for a different life. After years of having these thought, pondering them, exploring scripture, and talking with others I realized a few important things. 1. The fact humans have these feelings reveals something very important. We are not satisfied with our current condition. We have an understanding that we are made for something greater. As Christians we know we are meant to be creatures that bring glory to God, and we yearn to be in his presence. C.S. Lewis said "“If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world.” 2. Understand that you would still have a longing for a different life, even if you could live out your perfect fantasy. Maybe you would fit better in a historical setting. However, you would not find meaning in it. Eventually it would become dull and unfulfilling, as all things are apart from Christ. 3. God can use your wants and desires for good. You say you feel your life is wasting away. Then pursue something greater. Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Acts 1:8 "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Become one of your heroes. Be a warrior of Christ. Spread his Gospel. Allow the Holy Spirit to use you for great things. (I know this is much easier said than done. I am still struggling with laziness and apathy.) I pray that the Lord will reveal his will to you, and that he will grant you strength to pursue it. You are not alone in your struggles. God Bless and have a great day!
I'm sorry bro, I have to disagree with certain things you said by the end, especially as you didn't try to back them up well. Saying Protestantism is the best because it's been hijacked the most is quite a stretch based on some questionable logic and in some way almost going against Biblical teachings (that the Holy Spirit will guide the Church and that you will know them by their fruits). To add to it, there were no arguments presented for saying Protestantism built the strongest societies, has spread Gospel the most, built best universities etc. I'm not sure where that is so clearly coming from, I think we can easily make the same case for Catholicism with well backed up arguments (probably better to be honest). Maybe I can see it in a very American centric point of view, but I know we can all agree that limiting spreading God's Kingdom on Earth to the boundaries of only your own country isn't a very Christian doctrine. To end, love your content, you have helped me a lot and I think you are doing incredible work.
The claim that Protestants had the most missionaries is ludicrous historically. He looks at the USA and thinks the whole world is the same. The US is an exception. If you only look at American universities, sure there are many Protestant ones because the US was colonized by a Protestant country. But despite that, there are countless Catholic schools and universities. In the rest of the world, the Catholic Church provides the most education of any institution. It is also the largest charity in the world by far. It has been attacked, hence the existence of Protestantism, yet it still stands because Christ said it would prevail.
It's not really true that Catholicism hasn't had similar issues with liberalism. It definitely has. It's just that loberal and conservative Catholics don't typically schism (except for the SSPX, which is in a weird grey area, and Sedevacantists who don't go to church at all because they think the entire thing is unsalvageably liberal). There's also the stuff going on in Germany, because of course it's Germany. It's always Germany.
He is perhaps the best expositor of our generation. I loved attending GCC for several years. Christ is exalted like I've never seen at other churches--IMHO. However, I am postmill. I will watch your video. ❤
Just thinking about what you said about your dad in his position on the Session - I presume this means your dad is an elder? In my church (Presbyterian Church of Australia), churches have a session of its elders, but also a board of management, on which all elders sit, as do some members of the church by election. The session deals with spiritual and worship matters, like the structure and contents of a worship service, and what ministries the church engages in, while the board deals with administrative and financial matters. From your description it sounds like PCUSA does not have that distinction?
Great video Slight correction (21:19), there is a small branch of Mormonism (Community of Christ, RLDS) that is very liberal. However, they do have some more mainstream protestant beliefs (the Trinity and eternality of God) although, and they joined the National Council of Churches.
RZ, since you play Minecraft, what’s your opinion on the Fallen Kingdom series? I’ve realized that the kingdom could be Christian since its flag has a cross on it. The red cross could symbolize Christ’s Blood that was shed for us and the yellow background could symbolize the light/glory coming from the cross. And yes, my pfp is the king.
Question for you: I understand that your focus is restoring consistent and conservative theology to the mainline churches, and you made a good point about how it seems that Evangelicalism has mostly withdrawn from the world, but would it hypothetically be easier to push evangelical churches towards interacting with the world in a meaningful way than it would be to deliberalize the mainline churches?
No because if the church isn’t fixed then the non believers will hear the wrong teachings and either buy into them, become confused what christianity is and look deeper into it, or think it’s nonsense and go full atheist.
Off topic but what is with @ 2:00 the background music being the same as the music of all those 1990s and early 2000s documentaries? But great discussion nonetheless!
I just love it when someone decides to critique other Denominations', while being part of a certain other. One doesn't know what another experiences, regardless of The Church Building.
My dad misses the days when it was just called Church, where you preached Truth, God's pure Truth. I never got to see one of those. But it makes me wanna build one or see one built
yoo man, i put my discord's private information on a roblox captcha site and it basically took my account, but i got it back,. nd i wanna appeal, bcuz i got banned. can i get in again on your official discord server?
Jesus literally stopped healing people because he was afraid that they would come to him only for what he could do for them rather than his word. These blind, lame, and diseased stopped being in awe of his ability that was from God and quickly focused on Jesus can heal me.
Each sect has kept one truth, and defends it against all comers. Sadly this has meant that they have fought against the one truth the others hold. No one sect can bring back the lost unity; ecumenism cannot; Reconquista cannot.
I need help in what to do with my faith, I’m 16 currently going to a baptist church/school, but as I grow more in faith and knowledge of Christ, I realize how much flawed doctrine is within my church, but my whole family and all of my friends are baptists, and I don’t really see a way I could switch to or join any sort of Presbyterian church in my situation. Im not sure what to do and would appreciate advice/prayer
try your best to serve at where you are rn! start reading the Bible as a child and research on Church History! when and if the Lord wills it you’ll find your match!
Could someone please explain why all your videos have such a bad like dislike ratio? I find your videos very good and you explain things well and simple
Hi RZ first I understand more the idea of a reconquista, but I know that I to conservative for joint something like that (YEC, complementerian,etc) I have a question and If it god will that a video or something like that on this issue : how to speak your opininion on something like the lgbtq+ community or the infaiabillity of scripture to atheist and progressive christian without compromise? Solis Deo Glorias
I will say this as an ELCA member. It’s not that more liberal ELCA members will disagree with the fact that scripture is infallible, they will just disagree on interpretation of some scripture. The ELCA is also big tent on sexuality depending on the congregation. It’s not bad on gospel though. Those are my thoughts though.
I converted about 2 years ago now. Your channel was really what got me into asking theological and philosophical questions, and finding out the . You were a MAJOR guidance in my theological journey. Although by now, we have major theological differences, subscribing to Wesleyan theology while being in the Anglican tradition, but you're what started my inquiries into theology. Thank you, you started something amazing in my life.
Are red heifers about to be sacrificed? I've been hearing about how Israel is building a really big altar overlooking the mount of olives and they are going to be sacrificing a red heifer. Is this true? I'm only 16, but I am really scared. I just wanna live my life peacefully until I'm 90 or something. (I tried to post a link, but it's not working. Just google the title of the post and see for yourself)
"23 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not [a]want. 2 He makes me to lie down in [b]green pastures; He leads me beside the [c]still waters. 3 He restores my soul; He leads me in the paths of righteousness For His name’s sake. 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; For You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me. 5 You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; You anoint my head with oil; My cup runs over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me All the days of my life; And I will dwell in the house of the Lord Forever."
I haven't been a liberal chirstian or even learn about them. Information you provided in the video really let me confused. Seems like part of liberal beliefs are deviated from the scripture.
Fun fact: the church that you see in the thumbnail is actually the Orthodox Cathedral in the city of Timisoara, Romania, built in the 20th century in a neo-Moldavian style
I would like to offer a critique that Evangelical disregard for the world is cognitive dissonance, not a feature of our belief. Evangelicals are the creators and practically the only ones actually teaching and practicing Kingdom Theology. In fact, the more controversial the Evangelical figure, the more they espouse it, such as Bethel's Bill Johnson, or R.T. Kendall, Lance Walnau, Dr. Michael Browne, etc.. I personally need to be better about serving others, much like the rest of the Evangelical church. However, that is due to laziness, not lack of belief.
ya, my old church went the Liberal route. I drive by on the way to my new church and it's just so empty. I tried to go back at one point and they were literally praying "to mother earth" and I'm just sitting there, in this massive worship center that has like 10 people in it trying not to laugh and yell at the guy. Then instead of a sermon an activist came up and asked for signatures on a petition for some teachers thing and if you want to get signatures fine but not DURING church. Needless to say I never went back
If you don't support evangelicals splitting from mainlines for disagreement of their theology... Why are you Protestant? Might be stupid question but that seems like a double standard
You seem to know a lot about differing views of liberal, conservative and other christians. I've gotten conflicting answers to my following question and maybe you could give me an overview of some sort: Am I destined to go to hell if I neither want to go to heaven or hell after I die? And I also don't want to be resurrected.
Hell is also known as the second death. If you want to cease existing then the only option is hell. If you want to live and be resurrected heaven is the only option.
@@redeemedzoomer6053 What an unfair god. I could do better. If I had the power to decide over each soul I would give those who desire nonexistence the possibility to cease to exist. God could do the same, there is no reason why he shouldn't be able to since he is allmighty.
Evangelical churches, I think, don't do as much feeding the homeless and social justice because they lack the resources to do so, not the motivation. I'm not sure if I'm onto anything
That's interesting you say that mainline churches do a much better job of helping the poor than evangelical churches, and that evangelicals lag far behind in universities and hospitals. How does that mesh with the whole "You will know them by their fruits" thing?
You specifically mentioned that the evangelical church’s need to come back to the mainline. To do so would be to admit fault and we know who is more in the right on spiritual matters so that will NEVER happen.
Please Christian TH-camrs of all branches/denominations please make videos telling Christians from other countries to move to the United States and make it more Christian because Christianity is declining very fast in the United States!
It's really noble to see your love for your country. Unfortunately, Christianity is declining even faster in most countries in Western and Northern Europe and there are people there who want to make their countries Christian again too. I believe we all first need to do our best in our local communities thus improving our countries and eventually the whole world.
"Moreover, brethren, *I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you* which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; *By which also ye are saved* , if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, *how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures* ; *And that he was buried* , *and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures* ," (1 Corinthians 15:1-4). At 2:50, you critiqued the evangelicals for preaching the gospel the way the Bible defines it. There is no other gospel (Galatians 1:6-9); the message that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day is what the gospel is. It has to do with the salvation of souls, not with the betterment of the world (although that may come as a byproduct of there being more Christians).
True, but the proclamation of the arrival of the Kingdom of God has always been accompanied by miracles and doing good to others. The apostles did the same when they proclaimed the gospel. Therefore, I think it is super valid that the Church has as one of its focuses the anticipation of the Kingdom, through its influence in our world. It seems to me that this is what the Early Church did that eventually led to the conversion of the entire Roman Empire.
Non-Christians can still make good things. Einstein wasn't a Christian. Sergey Brin isn't a Christian, and we're talking on his pretty good platform right now.
Jefferson is my favorite politician by a wide, wide margin. Shame he was a Deist, but hey, if we ignored all non-Christians we'd rarely talk to anyone at all these days.
A lot of good remarks, but you conflate various groups within evangelicalism together in making your statements about the simplified view of "heaven" as the ultimate destination. I am Particular Baptist/"Reformed Baptist" and the crowd I hang out with certainly doesn't hold that view. Heaven is an intermediate state and the New Heavens and New Earth is the final state following Jesus' return and the Judgment. I acknowledge that many evangelicals have a simplified, Tom & Jerry cartoon understanding of this matter though.
@@CorbinLeonard-rp4et For Catholics and Protestants, in summary, they split because the Catholic Church was getting corrupt, and the Pope refused to undo the corruption. The Mainline churches were also getting corrupt. Issue is the evangelicals didn't have to leave. They weren't excommunicated in most cases, they just surrendered, making the church weaker.
Actually not, because they mix justification and sanctification and believe that the mass is like a reperformance of the Sacrifice of Christ which are both huge mistakes.
@@pedroguimaraes6094 The Catholic view of the Eucharist isn't directly related to our view of the Gospel, so I'll set that aside. Are you genuinely arguing that because Catholics, Orthodox and nearly every Christian before the 16th century view justification and sanctification as intertwined, they don't have the Gospel? Lol
@@bradyhayes7911 I totaly disagree that all church fathers view that way. That's a claim that you will need to prove. Just to make an example, For example, Augustine of Hippo in the 4th and 5th centuries made distinctions between justification (being made right with God) and sanctification (the process of becoming more like Christ). Another Church Father who made distinctions between justification and sanctification is Ambrose of Milan (c. 340-397 AD). In his work "On the Mysteries", Ambrose discusses the sacraments of baptism and the Eucharist. In Book 7, Chapter 3, he addresses the difference between justification (or cleansing) and sanctification (or perfection). He explains how baptism cleanses the soul from sins (justification), while the Eucharist nourishes and strengthens the soul in holiness (sanctification). Ambrose's writings demonstrate a clear understanding of the distinction between these two aspects of Christian salvation. So i have no idea all you came to that conclusion.
@@redeemedzoomer6053 I would love a KingdomCraft video about that. Another suggestion that i believe would have a lot of synergy with your next Mastering Reformed Theology Video is one explaining the different frameworks each tradition uses for interpreting the Bible. You did a post about it some months ago that was very good.
His denomination mixes scientific trends into the bible as a means of proving God’s existence. It has many heretical doctrines but he was raised in it and believes it fully.
Evolution doesn’t disprove God or the Bible. I am personally undecided on this topic but lean against evolution, but Inspiring Philosophy presents many good cases for evolution as a Christian
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Bro you're so cool, I mean an actual non-liberal gen-z (already super rare) MINECRAFT TH-camr who builds CHURCHES IN MINECRAFT while talking about actually sound non-liberal Christianity
I'm so happy I found your channel
By the way enchant your gear already
@@user-tb5sq6jm2y actually where I live there would probably be more than most places. But I get most info and perspective of the world from the Internet which honestly I am reminded a lot that the Internet landscape is not the same as real life. Finding a conservative anywhere on the Internet is incredibly hard, probably due to 1. They just use the Internet less in general, and 2. Censorship. But when you use the Internet a lot you begin to think it resembles real society and it makes me think there are less conservatives than there really are I guess, which makes me hopeful that there are more than it looks like from an online perspective
THIS IS SO TRUE
Where the heck on the internet are you where there aren't any conservatives? I can barely watch anything slightly political without conservatives flooding the comments.
@@Gnomgnash Idk man that's probably the algorithms giving you what you like but from my experience it basically feels like the whole world is just idiot liberals
"there is a reason Ivy League Universitys are started by protestants not Catholics"
Yeah the reason was that Catholicism was persecuted in the US
The only reason why you are a calvinist is because you grew up in the tradition, your knowledge of history remains shallow on purpose so you can make false accusations about the one true church and look past the fact Calvin was a blood thirsty tirant and Luther a sexual degenerate.
Also if you were well read in to reformation history you would see how much protestant teaching has moved away from what Luther, Calvin and other reformers believed.
I respect you alot Zoomer, I would advice you to be more objective in choosing your denomination because (assurance of) salvation depends on it.
(Im from the Netherlands, a country born out of the Reformation and study history at the University of Amsterdam if you were wondering about my credentials)
As someone who was raised an Evangelical Baptist, you and your Reconquista movement have inspired me to take offense rather than flee from the situation which we Protestants face! Thank you!
More Protestants should investigate Catholic social teachings. Even if you're not Catholic, there's really valuable stuff to learn from if your goal is a Christ-centered society.
Catholic social teaching is actually amazing though. I especially really subscribe to distributism, I was a distributist long before being christian. As an Anglican, it exemplifies what the modern christian society should look like and how it should be organized, and more people need to recognize it.
100% I am Protestant and probably will stay that way(we’ll see) but I do love CST and Rerum Novarum. Modern American Evangelicalism is too steeped in liberalism for my liking.
Jesus teaches me just great, so no thank you
@El-Harto Like Michael Knowles 👌
I respect a lot of Catholic teachings and explanations, def helped me grow in my faith tremendously! I do have separate issues with the entity of the church tho, and their justifications for it seemed flimsy to me. If anything, I think I may convert to Eastern Orthodox. I'm not positive on that but I am learning about it and much of their teachings make more sense to me. I was raised Presbyterian but I don't have as much hope of saving that denom as RZ does... I love the liturgy and familiarity of it but it's no secret that it is dying.
Watching your video's helped me come back to Christ.
Thank you for your awesome work.
keep doing what your doing.
God bless!
You are my favorite Christian youtuber!
Is he your favourite Minecraft TH-camr?
@@yongjieshi5768I’d say so but I don’t play it lol
100% same. He gets us gen z
He's my second favorite behind I Miss Christendom
@@yongjieshi5768yes
Man, feels good to be back to KingdomCraft
As someone who is Muslim, I really like watching your videos that are genuinely passionate about Christianity that is made in an entertaining manner for learning.
We'll getcha one of these days
I would rather be degree 6 of conservative Christianity than Stage 6 of liberal Christianity
Both are evil, though.
Neither one is in alignment with the King. Faith is about obedience, not political ideologies.
@@CPTR111 The commenter is refering to thoelogy, not politics :)
Depart from it neither to the right hand nor to the left.
@@MahimaDondapati I know, but both stages are equally dangerous IMO
I appreciate that you state your own bisases up front, it helps me take your commentary as straightforwardly as possible without questioning what perspective your speaking from whether progressive-leaning or conservative-leaning. As someone more in the progressive/liberal side, i really appreciate your point of view, and agree on a lot of stuff.
A loving reminder of how we came to be: And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul. (Gen 2:7)
As a protestant I think the biggest weakness of Protestantism is our history is one of if you don't like the Church split off from it. Luther, Calvin, Henry the VIII all split from the Catholic Church, then new denominations split from them, and then sub-denominations split from those. Now we have 5 or so sub-denominations for every denomination. Every split has hurt both the old church and the new one. Leaving it all weaker over time.
That is one thing Catholicism did do right, when everyone started splitting off from them they worked to fix the issues, and it kept Catholics from splitting off more, where protestants just keep splitting off anytime they don't like something, in some endless cycle.
Remember: Luther didn't want to split off from the catholic church, he was thrown out along with a few of the other Reformers.
But what if the Catholic Church is a false gospel? Was the reformation for nothing?
@@sojourner2013it is not a false gospel
@@tylerraabe7329theres reasons why they were thrown out though that go beyond theology if I am not mistaken. Pax Tube has a video about it but I still gotta fact check his statements for myself
The reformers didn't want to split. They got excommunicated and expelled from the church.
Kept going after my last comment, took communion for the first time at a PCUSA church today
Let’s go! Wanna join reconquista server?
@@redeemedzoomer6053I’m going to start my confirmation/catechizing process pretty soon. God bless you Zoomer.
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how did you watch a video 539 times in an hour?
@@wendybreland1870 2x
@@wendybreland1870 use a quantum computer and open browsers with time dilating playback speed until preferred watch capacity is met.
@@ProfTricky3168 more like 7x77x
Dope video! Love hearing your perspectives🌈🩵
Just to add something to what you have said, the Puritans believed charity begins at home. William Perkins 1558-1602 wrote a book " A Treatise of the Vocations," about the importance of getting in a position to help others, starting with your own family and your actual neighbors. And, other Protestant ministers wrote about putting yourself in a position where you can help others, but make sure you are not a burden on the community. And, there are different ways of helping people, like providing jobs and education opportunities. America started the first public education system in the world and it was in order to help people improve their lives, and the education used to be great. And there still are many types of volunteer associations doing good works besides the soup kitchen.
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@@waitforitonesecond737 So happy for your reply. Before the Industrial Revolution, people in Europe had no leisure time. It took forever for a shoe to be made or a dress, or to grow food at a subsistence level. People worked 16 hours a day. There was child labor. There was no leisure time to do volunteer work to help the poor, unless you were part of the nobility. The Catholic answer to this was to beg (mendicant monks), and then do charity work or whatever with the money they raised. The Protestant answer was get a job and help your community by working. Every community needs many people to do all sorts of labor, and with your job, as long as it was moral and legal, helped the community. Feeding your own family helped the community. Not begging helped your community. Not being a burden on others helped your community. And, being a good Christian helped your community.
@@rebeccalindley153historically, I can see the benefit of this perspective. However the modern world is absolutely filled with “jobs” that exist for no other reason than to generate a profit for their owners. It’s important that modern Christian’s don’t automatically think “job = good” and realize that not every job is actually beneficial to society.
@@FriarJoe66 What jobs are you talking about? Do you have any examples?
I love how you see the good in many denominations and movements while at the same time having a firm standpoint yourself. Props for that!
I think that is a very helpful attitude to have in present and future where a united presence of the church becomes more important.
I am so sorry that even Slovak Lutheran church is becoming more liberal. I heard from a theology student in Bratislava that there are some liberal professors and one congregation "celebrates" pride month.
Join the Reconquista
@@huskyspin1007 I am not in that church. I am in a different Slovak church outside of Slovakia (in Serbia).
But I do support Reconquista.
Bro I saw your infographic brief essay videos on religion then read your channel description and thought it was satirical. You really hold true to your convictions, so you have nothing but my respect. Godspeed.
Again, you say Evangelical churches don't help the poor as much as the mainline churches. But all the data shows the opposite: Evangelicals donate their time and money far more than mainline Christians do, and I've never been to a Non-denominational church that hasn't had a big service ministry.
I have no idea where you get that idea from.
Yeah I don't really know either. Could Christians do more? Of course! But it's not like evangelicals do nothing at all whatsoever. There are certainly some who have the mentality that he describes, but it doesn't mean evangelicals don't do anything at all. The ACNA church I'm at currently donates money and works with a few organizations in the city. Also, there is a non-denomination church in the city I'm by that does tutoring, classes, and has resources for poor people in the city. Also, every Friday they go out into several places throughout the city to give food and clothing to homeless people, while also spreading the gospel (which you can spread the love of Jesus without always having to say the gospel too).
That was a very good video and should be widely spread.
Love your videos! I'm kind of agnostic but I really appreciate your nuanced perspective 🙏
But STOP DIGGING STRAIGHT DOWN AGHHH
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I've had a lot of nihilistic feelings and thinking for a long time, and it's worse because i'm Autistic. And since I'm autistic, the way my life has been. The way my life has been.
For most of my short life. Has almost felt like a Jail And even when I had My job. I just always felt like my life was meaningless, and it was doing nothing that my life.
He's just wasting away, achieving nothing, being nothing, and being stuck where I live.
I often feel Julius, Caesar. Because he When he read about the conquest of alexander the great He cried Because everything he had done in life was nothing compared alexander and his short life Alexander did something to get himself remembered forever And caesar realized At that point in his life. He would be forgotten and never remembered. And from those feelings gave birth for Caesar's desire for conquest. And to be like alexander
I have often Pleaded with God for years. Or just strictly told him I hate my life But I wish I could live in the past. Live a different life in be like that was great, conquerors and generals and warriors of the past.
I'm a history nerd and I love conquest I could fit more into the past Then I would in the modern world
I am not ignorant what I say because I'm a historynerd and I know how people lived I've I know more about history than people know about their own languages.
I have just wanted a life that had more meaning and had more things for me to do And and not have a life that turns to dust
I just know I could have done more if I was given a chance In a different Point in history I just know There were so many lives I could have lived.
( And please for everything holy Do don't say I need to accept Jesus into my heart or become born again. It gets so tiring Hearing that
I know my salvation Thank you very much)
You have meaning bro your so valued by God He died for you
Also I’m pretty sure the Bible says that the hairs on your head are numbered I recomend reading Pslam 139 it helps when you feel alone or that God doesn’t love you. God bless you bro
Brother, I can understand where you're coming from given your explanation. Consider though that you are here NOW for such a time as this. Repent of focusing of what could have been and focus on seeking The Kingdom and His righteousness and the rest will be added. Have you repented of sin and asked for the grace to overcome any sin? Have you asked for the grace to fulfill The Great Commission? Lay up your treasures in heaven, keep eternity in mind! Ill be praying for you. God Bless ✝️❤
I am not a history nerd, but I am a book nerd. I often times have the same feelings you describe except toward fantasy worlds. "Wouldn't it be great if I was some hero in a medieval world?" I think to myself. Many times it would get to the point where I would feel depressed just longing for a different life. After years of having these thought, pondering them, exploring scripture, and talking with others I realized a few important things.
1. The fact humans have these feelings reveals something very important. We are not satisfied with our current condition. We have an understanding that we are made for something greater. As Christians we know we are meant to be creatures that bring glory to God, and we yearn to be in his presence.
C.S. Lewis said "“If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world.”
2. Understand that you would still have a longing for a different life, even if you could live out your perfect fantasy. Maybe you would fit better in a historical setting. However, you would not find meaning in it. Eventually it would become dull and unfulfilling, as all things are apart from Christ.
3. God can use your wants and desires for good. You say you feel your life is wasting away. Then pursue something greater.
Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
Acts 1:8 "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
Become one of your heroes. Be a warrior of Christ. Spread his Gospel. Allow the Holy Spirit to use you for great things. (I know this is much easier said than done. I am still struggling with laziness and apathy.)
I pray that the Lord will reveal his will to you, and that he will grant you strength to pursue it. You are not alone in your struggles.
God Bless and have a great day!
@@koderandom3004 Great advice
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I'm sorry bro, I have to disagree with certain things you said by the end, especially as you didn't try to back them up well. Saying Protestantism is the best because it's been hijacked the most is quite a stretch based on some questionable logic and in some way almost going against Biblical teachings (that the Holy Spirit will guide the Church and that you will know them by their fruits). To add to it, there were no arguments presented for saying Protestantism built the strongest societies, has spread Gospel the most, built best universities etc. I'm not sure where that is so clearly coming from, I think we can easily make the same case for Catholicism with well backed up arguments (probably better to be honest). Maybe I can see it in a very American centric point of view, but I know we can all agree that limiting spreading God's Kingdom on Earth to the boundaries of only your own country isn't a very Christian doctrine. To end, love your content, you have helped me a lot and I think you are doing incredible work.
The claim that Protestants had the most missionaries is ludicrous historically. He looks at the USA and thinks the whole world is the same. The US is an exception. If you only look at American universities, sure there are many Protestant ones because the US was colonized by a Protestant country. But despite that, there are countless Catholic schools and universities. In the rest of the world, the Catholic Church provides the most education of any institution. It is also the largest charity in the world by far. It has been attacked, hence the existence of Protestantism, yet it still stands because Christ said it would prevail.
@@alexabihabib8215 I fully agree with you. It is exactly what I implied in my comment as well.
It's not really true that Catholicism hasn't had similar issues with liberalism. It definitely has. It's just that loberal and conservative Catholics don't typically schism (except for the SSPX, which is in a weird grey area, and Sedevacantists who don't go to church at all because they think the entire thing is unsalvageably liberal). There's also the stuff going on in Germany, because of course it's Germany. It's always Germany.
I would like to hear your John Macarthur criticism
Listen to my video called “my thoughts on various famous pastors”
He is perhaps the best expositor of our generation. I loved attending GCC for several years. Christ is exalted like I've never seen at other churches--IMHO. However, I am postmill. I will watch your video. ❤
Just thinking about what you said about your dad in his position on the Session - I presume this means your dad is an elder?
In my church (Presbyterian Church of Australia), churches have a session of its elders, but also a board of management, on which all elders sit, as do some members of the church by election. The session deals with spiritual and worship matters, like the structure and contents of a worship service, and what ministries the church engages in, while the board deals with administrative and financial matters. From your description it sounds like PCUSA does not have that distinction?
Good video amen
Great video
Slight correction (21:19), there is a small branch of Mormonism (Community of Christ, RLDS) that is very liberal. However, they do have some more mainstream protestant beliefs (the Trinity and eternality of God) although, and they joined the National Council of Churches.
Can we talk about how a lot of Gen Z “Christian conservatives” are very liberal
RZ has done a video on larping, go watch that
Thats a beautiful church in the thumbnail and it looks very familiar. What's it from ?
Ik the 1946 movie is kinda a older trend but I would love for you too to cover it
can you make a video explaining the catholic version of the bible and the protestant version? and explain apocrypha ?
RZ, since you play Minecraft, what’s your opinion on the Fallen Kingdom series? I’ve realized that the kingdom could be Christian since its flag has a cross on it. The red cross could symbolize Christ’s Blood that was shed for us and the yellow background could symbolize the light/glory coming from the cross. And yes, my pfp is the king.
How can I join and build stuff on your server?
how douse one join you in playing kingdomCraft?
Question for you: I understand that your focus is restoring consistent and conservative theology to the mainline churches, and you made a good point about how it seems that Evangelicalism has mostly withdrawn from the world, but would it hypothetically be easier to push evangelical churches towards interacting with the world in a meaningful way than it would be to deliberalize the mainline churches?
No because if the church isn’t fixed then the non believers will hear the wrong teachings and either buy into them, become confused what christianity is and look deeper into it, or think it’s nonsense and go full atheist.
He already said that mainline churches had the machinery, institutional powers, and history while the new ones have little, if not nothing.
SCREENIE PLZ
Very interesting, but what are your sources for claims? And are they reliable?
Off topic but what is with @ 2:00 the background music being the same as the music of all those 1990s and early 2000s documentaries? But great discussion nonetheless!
Anyone know how to get on the server?
I just love it when someone decides to critique other Denominations', while being part of a certain other.
One doesn't know what another experiences, regardless of The Church Building.
I showed up here pretty fast, I will edit in my review at the end of the video.
Hi RZ!
Can we join the server?
Hello
first nice Video😁
Question:
When i would come to the server
is it allowed to build Frams that i habe the Resources?
My dad misses the days when it was just called Church, where you preached Truth, God's pure Truth. I never got to see one of those. But it makes me wanna build one or see one built
Have you gave Machen’s Christianity and liberalism a read?
yoo man, i put my discord's private information on a roblox captcha site and it basically took my account, but i got it back,. nd i wanna appeal, bcuz i got banned.
can i get in again on your official discord server?
Jesus literally stopped healing people because he was afraid that they would come to him only for what he could do for them rather than his word. These blind, lame, and diseased stopped being in awe of his ability that was from God and quickly focused on Jesus can heal me.
Each sect has kept one truth, and defends it against all comers. Sadly this has meant that they have fought against the one truth the others hold.
No one sect can bring back the lost unity; ecumenism cannot; Reconquista cannot.
I need help in what to do with my faith, I’m 16 currently going to a baptist church/school, but as I grow more in faith and knowledge of Christ, I realize how much flawed doctrine is within my church, but my whole family and all of my friends are baptists, and I don’t really see a way I could switch to or join any sort of Presbyterian church in my situation. Im not sure what to do and would appreciate advice/prayer
try your best to serve at where you are rn! start reading the Bible as a child and research on Church History! when and if the Lord wills it you’ll find your match!
Could someone please explain why all your videos have such a bad like dislike ratio? I find your videos very good and you explain things well and simple
Hi RZ first I understand more the idea of a reconquista, but I know that I to conservative for joint something like that (YEC, complementerian,etc) I have a question and If it god will that a video or something like that on this issue : how to speak your opininion on something like the lgbtq+ community or the infaiabillity of scripture to atheist and progressive christian without compromise?
Solis Deo Glorias
I will say this as an ELCA member. It’s not that more liberal ELCA members will disagree with the fact that scripture is infallible, they will just disagree on interpretation of some scripture. The ELCA is also big tent on sexuality depending on the congregation. It’s not bad on gospel though. Those are my thoughts though.
Zoomer is a complementairian, at least in the sense of having no female clergy.
I converted about 2 years ago now. Your channel was really what got me into asking theological and philosophical questions, and finding out the . You were a MAJOR guidance in my theological journey. Although by now, we have major theological differences, subscribing to Wesleyan theology while being in the Anglican tradition, but you're what started my inquiries into theology. Thank you, you started something amazing in my life.
I don't think mainline churches are more charitable. Given that evangelicals give a substantially higher percentage of their money to charity.
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Rights get what is right and lefts get what is ridiculous
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How do you know what the 'right' holds is not ridiculous?
wasn't this entire video about how the two groups having incomplete halves of the truth?
@@mattd398 hmm… what do you think the right holds is ridiculous
@@Crazy_Chriz
Why not answer the question instead of shifting the burden? Or can you not defend what you asserted?
what's up with the like/dislike ratio?
The extension is broken, he post a picture some weeks ago showing that the actual ratio is actually quite positive.
Are red heifers about to be sacrificed?
I've been hearing about how Israel is building a really big altar overlooking the mount of olives and they are going to be sacrificing a red heifer. Is this true? I'm only 16, but I am really scared. I just wanna live my life peacefully until I'm 90 or something.
(I tried to post a link, but it's not working. Just google the title of the post and see for yourself)
"23 The Lord is my shepherd;
I shall not [a]want.
2 He makes me to lie down in [b]green pastures;
He leads me beside the [c]still waters.
3 He restores my soul;
He leads me in the paths of righteousness
For His name’s sake.
4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil;
For You are with me;
Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.
5 You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies;
You anoint my head with oil;
My cup runs over.
6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me
All the days of my life;
And I will dwell in the house of the Lord Forever."
I’ve been hearing such and such is “proof the end is near” for close to 40 years now.
I wouldn’t worry about it.
October of this year it looks like. I wouldn't worry bro, just keep living life.
The end times will not come until Israel is fully united.
Don’t worry as Palestine is still going strong.
@@darth3911 the modern Israel in the Bible refers to the Church, not the state of Isreal.
I haven't been a liberal chirstian or even learn about them. Information you provided in the video really let me confused. Seems like part of liberal beliefs are deviated from the scripture.
Fun fact: the church that you see in the thumbnail is actually the Orthodox Cathedral in the city of Timisoara, Romania, built in the 20th century in a neo-Moldavian style
When did Mainline Churches become liberal?
And, what is considered as 'liberal'.
I would like to offer a critique that Evangelical disregard for the world is cognitive dissonance, not a feature of our belief. Evangelicals are the creators and practically the only ones actually teaching and practicing Kingdom Theology. In fact, the more controversial the Evangelical figure, the more they espouse it, such as Bethel's Bill Johnson, or R.T. Kendall, Lance Walnau, Dr. Michael Browne, etc.. I personally need to be better about serving others, much like the rest of the Evangelical church. However, that is due to laziness, not lack of belief.
8:00 i think the proper definition of the gospel is given to us by Paul in 1 Cor 15:1-5 (maybe the entire chapter?).
ya, my old church went the Liberal route. I drive by on the way to my new church and it's just so empty. I tried to go back at one point and they were literally praying "to mother earth" and I'm just sitting there, in this massive worship center that has like 10 people in it trying not to laugh and yell at the guy. Then instead of a sermon an activist came up and asked for signatures on a petition for some teachers thing and if you want to get signatures fine but not DURING church. Needless to say I never went back
good video
If you don't support evangelicals splitting from mainlines for disagreement of their theology... Why are you Protestant? Might be stupid question but that seems like a double standard
Protestants were excomungated and violently persecuted when they tried to reform the Church, they did not decid to "split" from the Catholic Church.
Day one of asking about something you said in the calvinism video, you don't believe in a young earth, and you are not just a creationist?
You seem to know a lot about differing views of liberal, conservative and other christians. I've gotten conflicting answers to my following question and maybe you could give me an overview of some sort: Am I destined to go to hell if I neither want to go to heaven or hell after I die? And I also don't want to be resurrected.
Hell is also known as the second death. If you want to cease existing then the only option is hell.
If you want to live and be resurrected heaven is the only option.
According to all traditional Christians, all who don’t desire Christ will be punished in hell eternally
@@redeemedzoomer6053 What an unfair god. I could do better. If I had the power to decide over each soul I would give those who desire nonexistence the possibility to cease to exist. God could do the same, there is no reason why he shouldn't be able to since he is allmighty.
@@ozAqVvhhNue none of us deserve to get what we desire tho
@@redeemedzoomer6053 Why? Because god is evil?
Evangelical churches, I think, don't do as much feeding the homeless and social justice because they lack the resources to do so, not the motivation. I'm not sure if I'm onto anything
That's interesting you say that mainline churches do a much better job of helping the poor than evangelical churches, and that evangelicals lag far behind in universities and hospitals. How does that mesh with the whole "You will know them by their fruits" thing?
You specifically mentioned that the evangelical church’s need to come back to the mainline. To do so would be to admit fault and we know who is more in the right on spiritual matters so that will NEVER happen.
58 seconds ago is crazy
Please Christian TH-camrs of all branches/denominations please make videos telling Christians from other countries to move to the United States and make it more Christian because Christianity is declining very fast in the United States!
It's really noble to see your love for your country. Unfortunately, Christianity is declining even faster in most countries in Western and Northern Europe and there are people there who want to make their countries Christian again too. I believe we all first need to do our best in our local communities thus improving our countries and eventually the whole world.
Why does it matter where the Christians are? That seems pretty self-centered.
You should do a conversation with Southern Israelite.
Did Redeemed Zoomer just upload on a sunday😮 as punishment you must read book of Mormon 100 times.
I didn’t make the video today, just released a pre-uploaded video
@@redeemedzoomer6053 too bad 😔 book of Mormon 100 times for you
@@redeemedzoomer6053 WAIT! You comment on Sunday 😯 200 book of Mormon for you
Oh heck I comment on Sunday 🫢 I must read book of Mormon 100 times
Works won't help you into Heaven, but if you're not doing them it's a pretty good indicator you don't truly believe.
You need to use scaffolding
Redeemed Zumah can I getcha a cowfee. 😂
"Moreover, brethren, *I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you* which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; *By which also ye are saved* , if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, *how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures* ; *And that he was buried* , *and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures* ," (1 Corinthians 15:1-4).
At 2:50, you critiqued the evangelicals for preaching the gospel the way the Bible defines it. There is no other gospel (Galatians 1:6-9); the message that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day is what the gospel is. It has to do with the salvation of souls, not with the betterment of the world (although that may come as a byproduct of there being more Christians).
True, but the proclamation of the arrival of the Kingdom of God has always been accompanied by miracles and doing good to others. The apostles did the same when they proclaimed the gospel. Therefore, I think it is super valid that the Church has as one of its focuses the anticipation of the Kingdom, through its influence in our world.
It seems to me that this is what the Early Church did that eventually led to the conversion of the entire Roman Empire.
Dude, turn down your GUI scale in minecraft
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Non-Christians can still make good things. Einstein wasn't a Christian. Sergey Brin isn't a Christian, and we're talking on his pretty good platform right now.
I’m worried about Catholics getting too complacent. People like James Martin prove that the Church can be infiltrated as well.
Jefferson is my favorite politician by a wide, wide margin. Shame he was a Deist, but hey, if we ignored all non-Christians we'd rarely talk to anyone at all these days.
A lot of good remarks, but you conflate various groups within evangelicalism together in making your statements about the simplified view of "heaven" as the ultimate destination. I am Particular Baptist/"Reformed Baptist" and the crowd I hang out with certainly doesn't hold that view. Heaven is an intermediate state and the New Heavens and New Earth is the final state following Jesus' return and the Judgment. I acknowledge that many evangelicals have a simplified, Tom & Jerry cartoon understanding of this matter though.
Im new so i thought this was a second april fools vid... lul
Haven't been to a church since I stopped being a Mormon.
You should go to a real church
@@redeemedzoomer6053I'll try 👍🏾
Any churches here near you?
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@@redeemedzoomer6053 nearest one is a 30-minute drive and I don't have a car. 😭
Dude why they separate from the main church
As in the Mainline Protestant Churches, or main church as in the Catholic Church?
@@mrjohnson1627 but why did they split
@@CorbinLeonard-rp4et Which are you talking about? The evangelicals from the mainlines, or the Protestants from the Catholics?
@@mrjohnson1627 both of them
@@CorbinLeonard-rp4et For Catholics and Protestants, in summary, they split because the Catholic Church was getting corrupt, and the Pope refused to undo the corruption. The Mainline churches were also getting corrupt. Issue is the evangelicals didn't have to leave. They weren't excommunicated in most cases, they just surrendered, making the church weaker.
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So you're an evolutionary creationist. You might want to read the book.Thank god for evolution by michael doud.
Sounds like Catholics have the complete Gospel, based on your definition of it
Actually not, because they mix justification and sanctification and believe that the mass is like a reperformance of the Sacrifice of Christ which are both huge mistakes.
@@pedroguimaraes6094 The Catholic view of the Eucharist isn't directly related to our view of the Gospel, so I'll set that aside. Are you genuinely arguing that because Catholics, Orthodox and nearly every Christian before the 16th century view justification and sanctification as intertwined, they don't have the Gospel? Lol
@@bradyhayes7911 I totaly disagree that all church fathers view that way. That's a claim that you will need to prove. Just to make an example, For example, Augustine of Hippo in the 4th and 5th centuries made distinctions between justification (being made right with God) and sanctification (the process of becoming more like Christ). Another Church Father who made distinctions between justification and sanctification is Ambrose of Milan (c. 340-397 AD). In his work "On the Mysteries", Ambrose discusses the sacraments of baptism and the Eucharist. In Book 7, Chapter 3, he addresses the difference between justification (or cleansing) and sanctification (or perfection). He explains how baptism cleanses the soul from sins (justification), while the Eucharist nourishes and strengthens the soul in holiness (sanctification). Ambrose's writings demonstrate a clear understanding of the distinction between these two aspects of Christian salvation.
So i have no idea all you came to that conclusion.
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Abortion and lgbt is evil ? Why ? I can understand where you are coming from with abortion being morally grey, but what is your argument against lgbt?
Begome Catholic ;)
You sealed the impossibility of this movement on the part of biblical Christians in the counter-reformation.
No ;)
I would love to hear zoomers views on molonism
I'm against it. Thomas and Scotus destroy molinism
@@redeemedzoomer6053 I would love a KingdomCraft video about that. Another suggestion that i believe would have a lot of synergy with your next Mastering Reformed Theology Video is one explaining the different frameworks each tradition uses for interpreting the Bible. You did a post about it some months ago that was very good.
how do you believe in evolution and consider yourself Christian at the same time?
0 contradiction in penesis 1
His denomination mixes scientific trends into the bible as a means of proving God’s existence.
It has many heretical doctrines but he was raised in it and believes it fully.
@@darth3911he was not raised a christian
Evolution doesn’t disprove God or the Bible. I am personally undecided on this topic but lean against evolution, but Inspiring Philosophy presents many good cases for evolution as a Christian
@@thebenzaga The bible says God created us, evolution says we evolved from microorganisms.
They counter each other’s points.
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