Stoicism: The world is hard, and things are out of your control, so time for you to take it into your own hands and let nothing bother you. Christianity: Stoicism: The world is hard, and things are out of your control, so time to put it into Christ's hands and let nothing bother you.

Will you do more videos with Jeem?

Why you have video on your channel with character Dagoth Ur? You know that Morrowind was written by occultist Michael Kirkbride?

*sees both styles of hair The duality of man

Protestantism's Big Justification Lie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmKXhoGglr99o5osi=dX_jW7BKihE1pcxA

Just a side note, Moore College is outwardly Anglican, but essentially it's more or less a Zwinglian Baptist seminary using a hermeneutics similar to Baptist New Covenant Theology. Their systematic theology is defective because they only want to rely on the field of biblical studies (namely exegesis and biblical theology) to construct doctrines. There's very little consideration given from them on how various loci of doctrines impact other doctrines and how doctrines guide our exegesis. And furthermore they don't engage much with the confessional scholarship of Presbyterian and Lutheranism, and the primary sources of classical Anglican theologians such as Cranmer, John Jewel, Richard Hooker and so on...hence they have lots of blindspots in the field of systematics and historical theology. That being said, they are decent when it comes to biblical studies and biblical languages.

You both have really nice mics, but it sounds like you’re both using the default one attached to your laptops or something…

What do you think about John Milbank?

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I love Church history! Thank you for the recommendation!

When I went to a service at S Lawrence and the celebrant could not wear the chasuble. What nonsense if you go to an Anglican church in the UK you don't have this problem. Priest are allowed to wear what they like.

1:11:14 Very surprising to hear Trent admit that

First off youre assuming people didnt have dissagreements with things, which is simply outrageous. Second off you're youre assuming they didnt even come together to discuss these disagreements because the clear answer is supposed to appear out of thin air. If the bible showed God can listen to our prayers and his angels and even change his mind about things surely we should follow that example. Hence the concept of Magisterium

Yo I wear that exact crucifix

I just finished the Maier translation. I had read Eusebius---perhaps 20 years ago---and don't recall the translator's name. (Whoever did the Penguin edition widely available then in paperback.) Maier's organization makes the book easy to get around in. The footnotes are helpful, as is the parallel list of Emperors and bishops of Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Rome. The photos and maps are a great help. This is a good edition for taking notes and being able to find sections quickly when needing to review a section.

it's quite eye opening when one realizes that corporatism and capitalism are not the same.

Honestly, glad to see more up I’m reading the book i’ve got it for Christmas

1:12 But what is that in Freedom units? But on a more serious note, do you think this book would be a good starting point for someone like myself who would like to start delving into Church history? And are there other books you would recommend as a good starting point? Thanks and God bless.

Hey, is it a sin to download books from shadow libraries given Romans 13 and 1 Peter 2 about obeying the government? As I understand those passages, we as believers need to obey the government so long as it does not contradict or affect our saving faith in Christ and so long as we don't end up disobeying Christ by obeying the government. I think shadow libraries should be legalized, I don't think the laws on it are fair. So does Romans 13 and related passages apply when I think the laws are unfair, in this scenario, books on Biblical studies which help me grow in the Lord both in the heart and the mind? I usually download books from Telegram from theological e-libraries where I can request books from seminary people and they upload them. Only when they don't have a certain book I want, I download it from Z-library, but I have stopped downloading books from Z-library altogether because I am feeling convicted for downloading books from Z-library. I just wanted your insight as to what I should do. As a fellow believing Christian who is also a theology nerd, I would hope to get some insight from you. In Christ, Jonah Sanctus

Unbothered. Moisturised. Cheeky. In his lane. Focused. Flourishing. Good head. Good stuff, TOP. All the best with 2025.

Revenge of the Sith was 20 years ago?!

First! Thanks, mate! I will check the book on Church History.

Clearly not Catholic teaching nor dogma. Thank you for your reaction, was wondering if this was a good Catholic bible commentary to buy, not this edition. Good praise our Catholic Church. God bless!

Scripture existed before the bible.. how is that confusing. Sola Scriptura implies Scripture, not the collected works that is the bible, just it contains...

The main reason i want to read them is i hear people say one thing about the father, and then someone completely contradicts the other. This is more.to know who's lying to me. Im starting with the apostolic fathers, and I'll keep reading until I've read all the books I can get about the church. Personally, i dont believe in denominations or traditions. There is no one true chruch after all

Some facts - In the Apostolic Period the only Bible the Church had was the Old Testament. The term 'Bible' hadn't even been invented yet. The same for the term 'Tanakh.' The non technical term of 'graphe' or 'scriptures' was just normal writing in Greek and Latin respectively. The early church quickly came to the idea that four gospels and Paul's letters were the core of more authoritative writings but examples like Serapion of Antioch allowing the Gospel of Peter shows there was flexibility. New Testament Papyrus 75 shows codices existed with less than four Gospels. P75 has Luke and John only. In the end with 90% of the population being illiterate and all books being handwritten the only way the Church have had the Bible the way Protestants imagine is with the advent of printing and we all know that didn't happen for a long long time.

Abraham was justified before God before he took Isaac to the alter. 🤓

Such a great conversation, brothers. Thank you for this!

Hey Paul, I’m discerning joining the Anglican Church but I’m in Queensland what are your thoughts on the Diocese of The Southern Cross?

Short answer is yes.

When you start a video with that type question you already know you don't even take Church that seriously. If every single church structure was ignored today you'd be totally OK with it.

I love your content. The answer to the question is yes because otherwise we ordain women. God bless!

Total Caesaropapist victory! Lol

Good video. I too find the claim arrogant that the more educated one is the more likely he’d convert to (Roman) Catholicism. However there are many other who have considered the claims of Rome and extensively studied the church fathers that have discovered (with apologies to Newman) that to be DEEPER in history is to cease to be papalist.

Yes we need the magisterium Judah now stop being prideful and kiss His Holiness Pope Francis' ring.

Very good, Paul. I found that incredible helpful. The distinction between the verb and noun form of interpretation was interesting.

That was refreshing, and good, although I will have to listen it a few times to fully appreciate your argument. I mean that as a compliment. A quick question: do you suppose that the doctrine of Real Presence (as in Jesus is present in the Eucharist in "some" real way even if not in the way Rome teaches) is binding on any believer who reads and studies Scripture? Or stated differently is Scripture clear enough to indicate to a serious Bible student that something supernatural happens at the Lord's supper (and that its not merely a memorial meal)?

The church got along for centuries with the episkopoi discussing things over time with collegiality and equality. When necessary, they came together in council to work it out. (The Jerusalem council described in Acts 15 as the first such.) That is quite different from the much later assertion of supremacy for the bishop of Rome which precipitated the schism between East and West.

17:40 is the best moment in this video 😂 Thank you for this wonderful presentation, Paul. I pray that this will help the Ecclesialists realize how their arguments fall short of the substantial truth and how many of their pop apologists have conflated different issues in such a way that makes even Scripture look bad and not perspicuous in their fans' eyes.

Liked without watching the video. Now, watching!

Magisteriums are only as useful as humans are scared enough to follow them. In my case, like many other Christians, I have blatantly rebelled against at least half a dozen clear dogmas of the Roman Catholic Episcopacy. Therefore, magisteriums can exist by the tons, potentially, and they aren't going to help with building unity in the Christian faith.

Awesome bro, nice work!