3 Differences Between Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism

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[@okj9060]

I like how you just stated the differences without bashing on one side

[@PLSTruth]

Agree. I always appreciate his posts.

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

John Bosco explains orthodox church : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XRm6WLhtChedUsi=VT08p4P-HUlSz1uy

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

​@@PLSTruthJohn Bosco explains orthodox church : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XRm6WLhtChedUsi=VT08p4P-HUlSz1uy

[@JmKrokY]

True

[@demarcusfaulkner7411]

Agreed

[@LouieRamos24]

As a Catholic, I love my orthodox brothers ✝️

[@dewilew2137]

Unfortunately, they don’t seem to feel the same way. 😔

[@mrcreeper7394]

​@@dewilew2137That's not true. I am an Orthodox myself and I love all the catholic brothers

[@ivanipatov6559]

​@@dewilew2137we love catholic too. And we believe Church is catholic. You guys more close to us.

[@Patrick-yu6ps]

On that positive note, the filioque has been investigated quite thoroughly by both sides. The common ground that was briefly agreed upon at one point is that both Catholics and Orthodox can get behind the phrase, “From the Father, THROUGH the Son.” This phraseology was briefly used by both sides before international politics severed its usage. There are theological distinctions, but the experts are currently optimistic that this particular issue, (the filioque) can be resolved by the verbiage above. There are other issues that are trickier to handle, but this one is much more likely to be agreed upon in our lifetimes. It would result in a change of word usage in the creeds, but no change in theology. The other issues would require one side or the other to yield to changes in underlying theology, which is much harder to stomach.

[@AnoziAsura]

@@dewilew2137 Stop lying

[@tonitoni8584]

We need to overcome all the differences and love each other unconditionally. Not only Christians but all of us humans. Love from one Orthodox 🇷🇸

[@masada2828]

That’s what the Pope is trying to do, he wants all his daughters back. To one holy, apostolic church with all the power he enjoyed in the 16th century. Pity the daughters didn’t realise why they left in the first place. If only Catholics knew the history of their Church and actually read their Bible.

[@mmr1137]

​@@masada2828Nah you are trying to convert us to your human, nonbiblical teachings that was not preached in neither of ecumenical councils. We will not step out any step away from ecumenical council and to follow human traditions, and not biblical one. Orthodox Church would continue to follow things that was writen in first seven ecumenical councils. We reject your decisions from First and Second Vatican Council. Let that sink in.

[@mmr1137]

​@@masada2828​ Nah you are trying to convert us to your human, nonbiblical teachings that was not preached in neither of ecumenical councils. We will not step out any step away from ecumenical council and to follow human traditions, and not biblical one. Orthodox Church would continue to follow things that was writen in first seven ecumenical councils. We reject your decisions from First and Second Vatican Council. Let that sink in.

[@mmr1137]

​@@masada2828And btw did you really did not see that guy wrote is Serbian? Did you know what your Catholics did during World War two? You ever heard for Jasenovac concentration camp? Read what Catholic Croats did to Orthodox Christian Serbs just because they are Orthodox Christians. Forced conversion of 250 000 Serbs, 500 000 killed in death camps. They killed them not because of nationalism. They killed them because they were Orthodox Christians. So my guy, we Serbs would rather die until last one, we would rather become protestants than to go to any ecumenical union with Roman Catholics. One more time... Let that sink in.

[@YeshuaisKing7777]

As a protestant looking into converting to orthodoxy i have a question. What does the fillioque badly imply besides the fact that it was added although addition to the creed was prohibited.

[@HelloGoodbye2085]

I’m catholic and I love our orthodox brothers and sisters ❤️🙏

[@Alexia_.-]

:)

[@cobalt618]

Love you too my catholic sibling

[@emiliaion3094]

Love to you, my Catholic brother❤

[@emiliaion3094]

❤❤❤

[@deepapv1374]

We don't have to mention it, almost every Catholics loves Orthodox brothers and sisters, but Orthodox community do not. they believe that we Catholics won't get in to heaven and even our Saints too.. which means they are all in Hell. But, we don't have to think about it, Catholic Church teaches that, It's God who decides who should be in Heaven and it doesn't depend on our Faith alone.. Because Jesus died for each and every one of us. His mercy is endless..

[@robertriley4759]

As a protestant, I love all my Christ-loving brethren. Much respect and admiration to my Catholic and Orthodox bretheren. I'll see yall in heaven

[@tookie36]

It’ll be the one filled with Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, Taoist’s, and atheists as well :)

[@umatveg]

Nice video, although it should say Catholics, not Roman Catholics, we have 23 rites and the Roman is only one of them

[@Bill-mq7wr]

*24 rites, 23 eastern

[@umatveg]

@@josipsuker1893 I've read both, just like I said 23 rites and 24 churches. I've read it and heard it from apologists as well. So it seem perfectly fine to say both things

[@hermanramos5919]

We're 24 rites And we all Catholic Churches are united in One while Orthodox are divided and hate each other

[@matheusmotta1750]

​​@@hermanramos5919 The Orthodox are united by the Orthodox Faith, Holy Tradition and the Holy Ecumenical Councils, and by Communion. Orthodox from different traditions don't hate each other, that's ridiculous. Disputes existed since the dawn of the Church (the fight between Saint Peter and Saint Paul). There were breaks in communion, even with the Church of Rome, way before the Great Schism. Now, the Roman Catholics are united by jurisdiction (the Pope), but still are divided on faith and practice: Continuists (Pro Vatican II), Traditionalists (Pre Vatican II), Sedevacantists (Anti Vatican II), Charismatics (Pentecostal Catholics), Conservative Catholics, Liberal Catholics, Pro LGBT Catholics (i.e. those in favor of Fiduncia Supplicans), etc.

[@tonyylupe]

​@@hermanramos5919Very well said brother!!

[@Useruser-qn7wi]

As Orthodox, i have great love for all Christians, regardless Catholic or Orthodox ❤❤

[@lollllolll.]

Just here to show some love to my catholic brothers ☦️❤️✝️

[@bosserboy3]

Firstly the “ Roman Catholic “ church you refer to the western Latin rite , one of over 20 different rites ; most of who follow the liturgical tradition of the orthodox and eastern oriental churches . Which makes up the one holy apostolic Catholic Church . This very universality is one of the signs of the true church . No other church has this universality

[@Bill-mq7wr]

I assume you’re also a catholic (God bless, brother). I want to add to your comment: The Eastern Orthodox Churches are (mostly) in official communion with one another and we don’t want to strawman them as overly nationalistic and divided (though they can be, but this is against true Orthodox teaching). You still make an important point. Pray for both of our churches.

[@VolkovVelikan]

That “universality” you western heretics call was just the papal institution acting as tyrants to exercise worldly power like some sort of emperor, nothing more.

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

John Bosco explains orthodox church : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XRm6WLhtChedUsi=VT08p4P-HUlSz1uy

[@Србомбоница86]

You are not Orthodox if you consider papism in any way correct​@@Bill-mq7wr

[@javierduenasjimenez7930]

​@@Bill-mq7wr I despise this kind of untrue stereotypes because it causes division, but it's true that the only Church that being in unity is one of the signs of the real Church

[@joanahope3013]

The most important diference was never mentioned: if you dont have Peter as your leader, with who's power are your ordaining your priests and and therefore consacrate the Holy Eucharist?

[@pg618]

Peter was in Antioch before he was in Rome and Antioch came before Rome. Rome does not own Peter.

[@DianeWilliamsEditz]

May we unite and bring union together through Christ.

[@jackiemack8653]

Judging from these comments it's not happening. All the religious politics sickens me. I will read my Bible and stay away from the nonsense on both sides. Jesus has no ego

[@sorcindy]

I am Catholic who admires the Orthodox Church.

[@upgrade1015]

It’s wild to argue over Jesus Christ mother, whether she sinned or not. That’s only for GOd to judge. It makes absolutely no difference in the way we individually build a relationship with the religion.

[@stevenlangdon1078]

for referance the papal infallibility has only been invoked 2 times in 2000 years so its not really that crazy.

[@VolkovVelikan]

It is

[@johnknight2012]

Only when the Pope Speaks in union with the Bishops on a specific decree. Last one was like what 70+ years ago. It's extremely rare.

[@holayou2241]

The more I listen and learn about orthodoxy the more I want to convert 😮❤

[@Mosesthewhiteboy]

I noticed a huge issue with the papacy when I learned that Heraclas (Patriarch of Alexandria)was also called Pappas in Greek which is where the Catholics get the word Pope

[@hailholyqueen]

Could you clarify? Thank you.

[@Mosesthewhiteboy]

@@hailholyqueen The word Pope wasn't used exclusively for the see if Rome so Rome wasn't so special that its archbishop had all authority in the Church.

[@OrthoRighteous]

Yep if you want to go in deeper sources of info you'll find out that they funded maZzlimz to start a war and capture the other 4 churches(patriarchates), only Constantinople survived for a long long period of time ...

[@ionictheist349]

Here in the Ethiopia we still call the patriarchs, pope.

[@godfreym3550]

​@@MosesthewhiteboyThe word Pope is not what makes the pope important. It is being the Bishop of Rome and successor of St Peter.

[@ahmadelayan6843]

I am learning so much about Christianity from your videos, it’s very interesting.

[@EzioAuditoreDaFirenze99]

Orthodox Christians actually don't believe in original sin. Sin is inherited due to environment, not some kind of spirtual mark that's passed down. In other words it's consequential not essential. That's why the term "ancestral" sin is used in Orthodoxy.

[@MOTasaurus]

I mean, the Filloque was added at a council ratified by the entire Church - which the Eastern churches then chose to ignore and said Rome "added" it.

[@PilotTheodore]

Just consider how many Christian denominations originate from Catholics… only that means a lot …! May God bless the orthodox church who preserved the same faith from the Apostles till today

[@andreaspapadopoulos3868]

All denominations come from the eastern orthodox church....

[@PhiTheSimp]

As a Protestant I can see good from both sides. I like that orthodox decide as a bigger group, but the Bible does say the Holy Spirit guides us. So I can see both sides and it’s very interestinf

[@mini-qx9gx]

I did not know Catholics believe that Mary was sinless. Does the Word of God insinuate this? I was under the impression that God used an ordinary virgin in order to show just how much of a miracle Christ's conception and birth was. And by ordinary obviously meaning a sinner like everyone else

[@RGTomoenage11]

How can you inherit original sin and never personally sin? That’s honestly harder to believe than the immaculate conception.

[@jmailmonopolis6296]

why do people think marry didn't sin?

[@RGTomoenage11]

@@jmailmonopolis6296 because she had God in her womb. Just like the ark of the covenant, for God to be there she had to be pure.

[@jmailmonopolis6296]

@@RGTomoenage11 many people touches jesus, including those who killed him.

[@RGTomoenage11]

@@jmailmonopolis6296 you are correct. however, just like nothing impure can’t enter heaven, the Holy of Hollies cannot dwell in something in pure. In addition, at the end of revelation chapter 11 the Bible shows the arc of the covenant in heaven and in the beggining of chapter 12 it shows that is the woman that gives birth to Jesus. Remember, the Bible wasn’t written with verse number. That was added later on by the church (Catholics). If you read it without verses you are reading a continuous letter by Saint John and the early church believes the woman is Mary because she gave birth to him. Literally. I’m not saying this to convince you. Just telling you why Catholics, orthodox, and the first Protestants believe that. With that said, Catholics believe that Mary was born without original sin. That doesn’t mean didn’t later sin. Orthodox believe she didn’t sin but was born with original sin. To me and that’s just me, if you are born without original sin probably can’t sin and if you are born with it you will sin so the catholic position makes more sense to me but I’m no expert.

[@joshuacromley7439]

​​@@RGTomoenage11 false. God doesn't require purity to be present. Who told you that?

[@mahlettessema-ii5tn]

I am an orthodox christian, I wish one day we all christians unite togather i believe, lets pray please my brothers and sisters. glory be to God!

[@luigibenni3449]

Though point 1 was not accurate, I like your video. I feel a special connection with my Orthodox brothers, and I wish all Christians could someday be able to pray together.

[@jsprung8548]

I’m catholic but agree with orthodox on all these points. However, I don’t think it really matters what branch of Christianity you follow. If you listen to the words of Christ and try to live life in that manner to the best of your ability that’s all that matters

[@LMan86]

I’m a Catholic. Have been my whole life. I love my church and this video was very enlightening!

[@greatexpectations6577]

The pope is badass.

[@deacon6221]

Till he advocates for slavery, the mass killing of cats, indulgences, clown masses, ecumenism, the Abrahamic faith center, climate change regulations, socialism, and countless other not badass things.

[@HB-sc7wu]

Orthodox is best

[@orangecobraEU]

Orthodoxe is the real religion, i dont know why in israel jewish are called ultra orthodoxe, when catholics are an unic word.

[@christianeaster2776]

Two other differences. The Catholic church stopped allowing priests to marry right after the schism. I don't know which does what, but the Orthodox church followers cross themselves the opposite direction from Catholic.

[@qaswer_kaiser]

Orthodox are the right ones ☦️

[@NorwegianSedevacantist]

There is also ADS - Palamite division in which the Catholic position says that in God there is no distinction at all between the persons of the Trinity, the divine essence, and the divine attributes, all being united without distinction. Obviously we still hold there to be a distinction in the persons but in the essence they are all one and the same and the attributes of the essence are all also one and the same. Whereas Palamism teaches the EED (Energy Essence Distinction) which teaches that in God there is a real distinction between the divine essence and the uncreated energies and that the divine essence is unknowable and unapproachable even to the Saints but that the uncreated energies are perceivable and knowable and that the Saints themselves in a way unite with the uncreated energies in what is known as Theosis which is like a transformation, turning us into gods (little g) in a sense as we are united with the uncreated energies.

[@toddstone3139]

I thought the difference on Mary was just that the Orthodox don't believe in original sin, at least not in the same way Catholics do, but still believe she didn't commit any sins.

[@maranathasam]

Heb 4:15: "For we have not a high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin."

[@Vaughinski]

As a believer of Christ, I hope and pray that we will all seek only the lord and not get lost in idolatry. In Jesus name.

[@lilwilly0239]

We are all family, no matter what through the blood of Christ

[@RyanCasey-hi6jj]

I think a more accurate translation would be “and with the son” because filio is in the ablative case which is latins version of using a conjunction

[@dru6353]

CCC 490 is a good statement on why Mary necessarily was preserved from Original Sin from conception. It makes sense. I heard of a protestant recently who became Catholic after encountering the short statement. It is just a little longer than my comment here.

[@urubissoldat5452]

I just watched a four part video series about the differences..

[@lettherebedots]

This is super helpful.

[@lovelandfrog5692]

Despite it all, we love each other dearly ✝️❤️☦️

[@leonarduskrisna4588]

As Catholic I love the chant from Orthodox Christians It was So Powerful

[@lisacup6876]

Great explanation. You were very clear and simple. So many things have been clarified for me. I knew the orthodox Christians didn't believe in the infallibility of the pope. However, I didn't know they thought Mary was born with original sin. Interesting.

[@tomaviation5245]

❤ the thumbnail

[@matthewshipley739]

Regardless of beliefs and differences, we are all devoted to God's worship ✝️ ☦️

[@anthonymoubarak3736]

Very little differences when you think about it. Catholic and orthodox should reunite!

[@gallici-anima-christiana]

Papal infallibility is way more complicated and matters of faith or other particular issues can also be settled through a council in the roman catholic church, that's the whole problem of vatican II, but also its solution. The church is in huge turmoil and the only way to fix the problems that it is facing would be through a new council, which should happen sooner than everyone thinks. The Ordo Sanctae Clarae (Order of Saint Claire) in Spain has called for a council just 4 days ago and all of the nuns have decided to leave the church untill a council is held and untill the positions of the church are clarified regarding vatican II, so there will be a chain of events resulting from that. A lot of bishops and priests were afraid to take a similiar stance, thinking that the pope (anti-pope) would dispossess them if they were the first ones and that nobody followed. And yes it is through the holy spirit that we get to know the father, through the son, the holy spirit is sent by the son. The fillioque was an attempt to fight against aryanism, which denied the divinity of christ. The greeks should have called for a council in this particular case, but they never did they just left the church and made their own, which makes no sense because there is only one church and if the papacy is wrong then the seat is vacant and it's an anti-papacy it's not the church, that is very clear still to this day. Greek bishops were also trying to have more authority, it was not just related to doctrinal issues, that's the untold truth from the orthodox side. Regarding the Immaculate Conception it's related to the protestant Reformation, it was to emphazise what protestants disregarded. Catholic doctrine is subtle, it's not as clear cut as its detractors would like to make it seem.

[@oakkvids]

Interesting. Especially about Mary.

[@emilislukosevicius6728]

Before the Pope speaks ex cathedra, he must take the matter to the college of bishops in which they decide if it is to be spoken, other than that, great video

[@Texano5-0]

I’ve heard from several orthodox that they also believe in The Virgin Mary’s immaculate conception

[@YeshuaisKing7777]

As a protestant looking into converting to orthodoxy i have a question. What does the fillioque badly imply besides the fact that it was added although addition to the creed was prohibited.

[@kidustarboy851]

She is the most pure she did not get any form of sin

[@oskarbrenner13]

I find the question of Mary very interesting. What would the inheritance of sin entail in her case, especially if she doesn't commit anything?

[@TheWildTrove]

The Church body is so distracted by semantics, we've lost sight of the Gospel.

[@matheusmotta1750]

Roman Catholics like to make arguments which focus on a kind of "universality" that the True Church must supposedly have. By "Universality", they mean Catholicity, which for them is different rites/traditions united under one jurisdiction: that of the Pope of Rome. But a few remarks are noteworthy: 1 - That understanding of Catholicity is not Catholic. Catholic means universal, in the sense of being pertaining to everything, but it also means complete/whole/lacking nothing. 2 - Historically and ecclesiastically that's not true, because different rites/traditions were under the jurisdiction of their very own local church which originated these rites/traditions, bot under the Bishop of Rome (which Roman Catholics falsely believe). The Armenian rite was under the juridisction was under the Armenian Church jurisdiction, the Byzantine rite was under the Church of Constantinople jurisdiction, the Alexandrian (Coptic) rite was under the Church of Alexandria jurisdiction, etc. 3 - These so-called many different rites in the Church of Rome are recent, coming in recent centuries, many by forced, violent proselytizing by the Roman Church in the Eastern Churches. Different local/national churches and juridisticons have ALWAYS existed in the Church, with their respective rites and tradutions, and they were NOT under the Pope. What united them? The Orthodox Faith, the Hierarchs, Holy Tradition and Ecumencal Councils.

[@Rosa12Teresa]

I’m Catholic and loved this explanation. Thank you.

[@ahmed69691]

Im just curious, Why is Orthodox Christianity is common in Eastern European countries ( 🇷🇺, 🇷🇸, 🇬🇷) + Arabs countries (🇸🇾, 🇮🇶, 🇪🇬) + the Caucasus (🇦🇲, 🇬🇪) and Catholic Christianity is mostly found in the countries which in the past formed the Roman Empire (🇮🇹, 🇪🇸, 🇫🇷) + the Portuguese and Spanish colonised countries in South America???

[@teddycat9708]

We all one in Jesus Christ. Amen

[@NicolaasLabuschagne]

Eaven thoug i am a cathlic i respect ortodox a lot ❤❤❤

[@nathanhawee5373]

Very good. Very accurate i have to say... Man dont know this guy, just ran it this randomly. But holy ****! He's right. i dont where he read this information but hes right! Ppl listen to this, things arent what they seem. Who controls the past controls the future...

[@Kris77777]

Technically I’d be considered a Protestant 😅But I agree with the orthodox on the issue of immaculate conception and papal infallibility. I agree with the Catholics on Holy Spirit proceeding from the Father and Son. I agree with both on the Eucharist not being mere symbols. I disagree with both on infant baptism. 😂

[@04DaveoStraightGoat]

Orthodoxy ☦️❤️💯

[@rangerdanger3057]

Holy cow! So different! Should probably fight for hundreds of years now.

[@michaelkatembo97]

I am a Catholic but I attend to side with the orthodox church on this

[@Elaver]

The "Chair of Peter" is known as the Holy See, which is serving as the government of the Vatican City as a real legitimate governmental entity. Very good video!

[@Kaylaz_artz]

I can't for the life of me figure out why the Orthos were so anti-Filioque, it seems like they've placed Sacred Tradition above Sacred Scripture since the concept of Filioque is discernable through scripture yet simply was an oversight when constructing the Nicene Creed, so the Orthos were more willing to rely on the tradition than correcting the Creed to a more accurate theology...I do however agree with the compromise of saying "From the Father through the Son" which many have agreed on both sides amends the worst issues of the disagreement. It is long since time we let bygones be bygones & unite our forces of good against the forces of evil that are clearly coalescing for some huge showdown.

[@TheGhost13512]

The Virgin Mary carries sin like any normal person, because she is a human being, and God said, “There is no human being without sin, even if his life is only one day on earth.” And Saint Mary, the Virgin Mary, said, “And my spirit rejoices in God my Savior” (Luke 1:47). She said, “God is my Savior.” This means that She received salvation like any human person Glory for our God from now to forever amen ✝️☦️☦️

[@zendon4010]

I strongly believe in the Orthodox even though I was born R.C.

[@SelamAe-hb1xr]

Ethiopia and Eritrea Orthodox churches believes that Our Virigin Mother Mary is preserved from original and any sin by GOD.

[@rhondawentzell6959]

Thank you for this information

[@muadadam5901]

As for Islam no one is born with an original sin. No one inherits the sin of their father Adam and their actual father. Every person is born pure, without sin nor burden

[@TigranHakobyan-jh8ue]

As an Armenian Orthodox I wish we could all get along

[@thomasroll8451]

as a Shia Muslim I really think that the holy spirit proceeds from the son

[@Ohsoheil]

thomas muslim?lol@@thomasroll8451

[@imasdjuarsih2460]

​@@thomasroll8451 shia and Sunni, who use the correct one ?

[@thomasroll8451]

shia of course@@imasdjuarsih2460

[@HeartFrancisco]

We could but your Orthodox Church always attack my Catholic Church just because we have apostolic succession.

[@hijo200able]

I'm a Catholic and I found this to be very educational. Thank you for the lesson.

[@hauhuutuong3315]

Awesome Amazing Incredible THE ALMIGHTY GOD , THE Blessed LORD and SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST , and THE HOLY SPIRIT would love to saved more Catholics , many others religions, and atheists . . . My friend , and others , if you are looking for educational , I encourage you to study the King James Bible . Read 4-5 chapters each day with note book . THE HOLY SPIRIT will teach you . I encourage you to Saint Paul teach on The foundation of SALVATION in JESUS CHRIST: Justification Sanctification Glorification Born Again in CHRIST I also encourage you to check out Les Feldick ministries . Les is a simple man with NO Big names or titles . He was just a man with the passion to learn and teach The Bible . THE LORD have drawn many Catholics and others to learn from Les ‘ s ministry GOD bless you my friend and others GOD bless you all Saints of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST that continue praying for more Catholics and others to be saved Bless THE LORD all our souls

[@ImTiredOfThisChurch]

Seek help

[@hijo200able]

@@ImTiredOfThisChurch For what?

[@holdmybeer5165]

So you seen now true religion? Catolicism is heresy. Come back to Ortodoxy, all christians were Ortodox till 1054. They they departed from only one true church.

[@jaysonsfleece]

Its wrong. We belive it comes first from the father and then through the son. Which is and the son

[@jelkazubr3101]

I am Catholic and love my Church with my whole being, but Orthodoxy shows such a beauty that I'm always amazed with. Love for all of my brothers and sisters Christians!

[@daniellighting1147]

@@John_3_16_OSBJesus loves everyone in this world! You're not a christian

[@daniellighting1147]

@@John_3_16_OSB you're changing the topic, you're not a christian, you're a disgrace

[@tallpainter]

⁠​⁠@@John_3_16_OSB Messi fan 🤮

[@LupeC100]

You've never been to the Traditional Latin Mass of Catholicism; the Mass of the Ages, the original authentic Mass; find one and go.

[@LupeC100]

​@@John_3_16_OSBStop offending others.

[@joshitv6902]

As a Protestant Christian, I respect Catholic and Orthodox Christians. We should just stop hating each other and discussing what is the right belief in Jesus. Jesus is King! ✝️☦️

[@roses993]

I'm protestant and I don't hate catholics or orthodox.i love all Christiansm. Many catholic beliefs do sadden me greatly though

[@chupa2000]

Repent your heresy😂

[@jackiemack8653]

If we don't unite in our beliefs in Jesus there is a bigger threat knocking at the door ie France...Britain....Sweden.....Denmark Research

[@isaquecasanovasoares7384]

Nice brtoher, recieve your mother as Jesus said on Cross.

[@PoolD3ad007]

My country is foul of orthodox Christians im Atheist ⚛️ but i prefer protestants than Catholic and orthodox guys !! Greetings from Greece !

[@anyroad5455]

”for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God,“ ‭‭Romans‬ ‭3‬:‭23‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

[@thorgt8197]

@anyroad5455…. All? Jesus Mary and Joseph were sinless.

[@jayden8636]

@@thorgt8197are you questioning the bible? Joseph and Mary sinned, but God found favor in them. Just like how Noah sinned, but God found favor in him.

[@561jusvnn]

@@thorgt8197Lies of the enemy. Don’t be deceived brother. Only Jesus Christ Himself was found without fault.❤️✝️

[@St.SebArL]

King James Version is an evil abomination

[@Joeyrahmz]

Wow, so Jesus sinned? Since ALL fall short? Damn

[@AUGUSTUSCAESAR-gz1qe]

I pray to God that one day Catholic and Eastern Orthodox united again as one Church✝☦ peace be with us brothers

[@crazykingplasma101]

more likely the oriental and eastern orthodox get reunited before the catholic

[@river_of_jordan]

It will happen! Catholics call it the triumph of the immaculate heart of Mary, or the reign of Jesus through Mary, the period of peace, divine will era. As the first coming of Jesus came through Mary, so will the second coming happen again through Mary.

[@crazykingplasma101]

@@river_of_jordan hopefuly

[@loksterization]

Thankfully in heaven there are no church divisions.

[@sabbathpriest3755]

Why not include the Protestant community?? We ALL need to come together as a family in Christ Jesus. I think all 3 of the churches can learn things from each other.

[@susansuewwilliams]

Orthodoxy does not believe in original sin but ancestral sin. We are not born with original sin but inherit the ability of sin from Adam.

[@OneMan-wl1wj]

Difference between original sin and imputed guilt?

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

​@@telosboundJohn Bosco explains orthodox church : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XRm6WLhtChedUsi=VT08p4P-HUlSz1uy

[@medusa301]

No one is born with sin, but everyone is accountable for their deeds. If God was the most merciful and compassionate, then why would he not show that to Adam and Eve ?

[@OneMan-wl1wj]

Starting to sound like we're splitting hairs here...

[@arjunadan3812]

​@@medusa301But God showed His mercy to Adam and Eve, why do you think like that?

[@subwaysurfer3008]

Respect to my Christian brothers from a Muslim. Thank you for this educational video. May God guide us all.

[@minillatea3973]

allah has no children

[@lbjay8914]

God bless you brother, amen.

[@BreadedCatholic]

ty xo

[@jackiemack8653]

Agreed. Thank you. Peace

[@GabrielTK-ht4oq]

“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” ‭‭John‬ ‭3‬:‭16‬ ‭NIV‬‬ I’m sorry if you are offended but I felt like I needed to share this

[@kalensilva5814]

Me switching sides from protestant to either Orthodox or Catholic Church (orthodox seems more tempting not gonna lie)

[@cobalt618]

I here too am also coming to Orthodoxy, and I'll pray for you in your Journey. God bless you, you wonderful person

[@xenosmann831]

I've been Orthodox since 1998, left the new age Roman Catholic church and we are fine without the heterodox. I hope you & others find the 1 True Orthodox, Katholic Church, yes there's only one

[@CCootauco]

I don't blame you. They still understand that Mass requires sanctity.

[@CCootauco]

​@@xenosmann831 Ok brother, no need to kick us while we're down.

[@xenosmann831]

I'm not kicking anyone, merely stating the obvious. Orthodoxy is the fullness of the 1 True Orthodox Katholic Church, the protestant Roman Catholic church is the fullness of man made heresy followed by Luther, Calvin etc to today's flavor of the moment and age or TV preacher. Glad to see more converts to Holy Orthodoxy so please join us

[@GabrielGb-u3o]

Before i was a bad person, drugs, jail, more problems..... right now I Am Ortodox And i know the tru and i love the God. I am a good human now

[@TheMoistGorilla]

Romans 3:10 “no one is good not one”, but only Jesus. I am glad to hear you have turned your life around, and encourage you to seek out more scripture to strengthen your faith in Christ

[@nadastojanovic4345]

❤ Бог те благословио

[@andrear4954]

I'm so happy for you ❤

[@yafetdemesew1803]

In Ethiopian Orthodox we also believe that virgin mary was preserved from original sin.

[@nahomg.4191]

As an Ethiopian Orthodox Christian myself, this’s actually inaccurate. The church doesn’t have a conclusive view on the immaculate consumption. For instance, the previous patriarch abune paulos wrote in his Princeton university dissertation “She (Virgin Mary) is two-fold virgin, i.e., virgin both in body and soul, who, though not "immaculate" or free from original sin, yet was all-holy, pure, and chose to actively participate in the saving work of God, His incarceration”. Many ancient church fathers and scholars of the church also taught against the doctrine immaculate conception.

[@almiraabdrafikova2706]

She was born of sinful people, sin begets sin , not holiness. We honour Mary for obedience to receive the Savoiur into her womb but nothing more.

[@amanar.1658]

​@@nahomg.4191 for the correction, i was abt too😁

[@ANDY-h6m]

Mary was a sinner just like everyone else.

[@orthodoxy2323]

No we don't 😮it's completely correct

[@MaximusAugustusOrthodox]

Glory to Christ and his Holy Orthodox Catholic Church ☦️☝️

[@John-ng8fx]

Orthodoxy isn’t catholic, by definition. Look at the ethnic and national denominations. There is no universality among you.

[@jeremiasitkonen9322]

@@John-ng8fx Dont bring oriental churches nor assyrian churches to this.

[@jeremiasitkonen9322]

@@John-ng8fx Nor didnt all of Poped speak from the one mouth.

[@ionictheist349]

​@@John-ng8fxCatholic doesn't mean universal, it means wholeness and fullness of the church.

[@siervodedios5952]

​​@@John-ng8fxThere are and have been ethnic and national Catholic churches even to this day. There are the Mexican/Hispanic, Brazilian, Polish, Italian, Spanish, Irish, and Croatian Catholic Churches. There is also the Melkite (Greek) Catholic Church, the Ethiopian Catholic Church, Armenian Catholic Church, Middle Eastern Catholic Churches like the Maronites, Syro-Malankara, Coptic (Egyptian) Catholic Church, etc, etc. So such national/ethnic churches are NOT exclusive to the Orthodox Church.

[@lilimar3876]

My God Protect our Orthodoxy!

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

John Bosco explains orthodox church : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XRm6WLhtChedUsi=VT08p4P-HUlSz1uy

[@medusa301]

Which God? The Son or the Father?

[@IsraelCountryCube]

​@@medusa301sarcasm,funny hilarity ensues without smiles.

[@lilimar3876]

@@medusa301 Whether - you like it or not, - understand it or not, - believe it or not, - confirm it or not with your mystical science and cult, - adore it or not Your Creator is GOD; and God is one and three, and three and one!!!

[@medusa301]

@@lilimar3876 doesn’t make any sense

[@MoloIongo]

I know you are Orthodox but the fact that you just said things plainly without criticising one side or the other makes it so that you cannot realise what side you are even on. This made me respect Orthodoxy a lot more since a lot of Orthodox Christians often mock and make fun of us when the topic comes up.

[@uunholyy_]

as an Orthodox ily yall gang

[@felipealejandroreyes2144]

ANCIENT CHURCH IS ORTHODOXY ☦️ Greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴

[@sitdownstandup91]

Why say Roman Catholocism and not just Catholicism? Maronite Catholics are in communion with Rome and belive in the same thing. Please stop thinking that all catholics are of the latin rite (roman)

[@DanielQwerty]

Filioque is actually a translation problem not a theological one. Let me explain. The reason why the filioque is absent in the greek (both greek catholic and orthodox) creed is because the verb meaning "proceeds" is different. The greek verb, ἐκπορευόμενον, means "makes to go out from" and implies divine origin. and as such, adding "and the son" *would* be heretical. The latin creed uses the verb "procedit" which literally means "proceeds". It does not directly imply that the Holy Spirit's divine origin is the father and the son, but rather says that he simply comes forth from the son and is not sent by him. The Catholic and Orthodox churches even agree on the theology. The Holy Spirit's divine orgin (ἐκπορευόμενον) is the Father, but he "proceeds" (procedit) from the Father and the Son. As he does come forth from the son, but he is only sent forth from the father *through* the son.

[@DanielQwerty]

Not to mention, dictionaries didn't exist and while some church fathers spoke both greek and latin, they weren't linguists and it's probable that some words were not 1:1 translations. To add salt: Latin and Greek are closely related enough that bishops who didn't speak fluent latin could possibly misunderstand filioque and apply it to their greek verb mistakenly and not see that procedit means something different

[@jeremiasitkonen9322]

Thats right but it was and is theological problem and catholics still today defend tte filioque. The western church at that time (great schism 1054) also held the view that they changed it to better because even today eastern and western churches has the same issues. Orthodoxy: Holy Spirit PROCEEDS from the Father through the Son. Catholic: Holy Spirit PROCEEDS from the Father AND the Son. May our Lord Jesus Christ bless you and keep you safe ☦︎✝

[@DanielQwerty]

@@jeremiasitkonen9322 I deleted my old reply to correct my statement. I *know* the catholic church agrees theologically. The catholic church teaches (albeit not loudly) that the source of his divinity is the Father, but he is sent from the father in the Son's name (or through the son). We just like to emphasize that he does come through Jesus. So he does proceed from the son, but his divinity begins at the Father. A further explanation of the langauge used would be like this: if I sent you a letter, that letter proceeds (ἐκπορευόμενον) from me. But that letter proceeds (procedit) from me and the mailman. (I'm not calling Jesus a mailman, I am simply explaining the language used, nor am I saying Jesus is ONLY an instrument for the holy spirit and that's all he does) τὸ ἐκ τοῦ Πατρὸς ἐκπορευόμενον qui ex Patre Filioque procedit. However, I will ask my priest to triple check this, but I am nearly 100% sure we agree. I appreciate that, may God also bless you.

[@John666Galilee]

Padre Pio pray for us! Theotokos pray for us!

[@tylere.8436]

Yeah, but the way it was added without an ecumenical council was just wrong.

[@OrthodoxAlexis]

Most average orthodox W

[@bearded_bruh]

A 4th one is, Orthodox Christians do not have a rosary or do the rosary prayer. It was never part of the Original Church. The Roman Catholic devotion of praying the Rosary is not a part of the Orthodox Christian Tradition, as this devotion in its present form dates from about the 15th century-hundreds of years after Roman Catholicism separated herself from the Orthodox Church. In Orthodoxy there is, however, the practice of praying the Jesus Prayer-“O Lord, Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy upon me, a sinner”-on a set of prayer beads, generally 100 in number. This tradition is especially upheld by Orthodox monks and nuns, although a growing number of laypersons also make use of such beads. This usage, however, is completely unrelated in origin, form, and content to Roman Catholicism’s Rosary.

[@nothingnothing7958]

Jesus did send the Comforter ( Holy Spirit)

[@david_n_nettey]

Yes but He does not eternally proceed from the Son

[@ionictheist349]

Yes but he doesn't cause him in to existence.

[@nothingnothing7958]

@@ionictheist349 neither does the Father, the Holy Spirit is God so he always existed

[@ionictheist349]

@@nothingnothing7958 I didn't say that there was time he didn't exist. What I am saying is that the son exists in eternal begetting from the father and the holy spirit exists in eternal procession from the father, the father has the monarchia, the son and the holy spirit come out him eternally.

[@nothingnothing7958]

@@abdulwahabjag I'm not a Roman Catholic. I didnt say Jesus Proceeded from the Holy Spirit he himself said he would send the Comforter which is the Holy Spirit.

[@turabalitauqir8274]

I want to understand infallibility in Christianity. I'm a Muslim, so in our belief, all prophets of Gods are infalliable, from Prophet Adam, Moses, David, Solomon Jesus to Prophet Muhammad.

[@batallasdeshorts4149]

Solo es infalible el papa de la iglesia catolica romana, para nosotros los católicos, y eso solo pasa cuando habla como pedro, no como la persona que es. Solo se ha usado una vez en la historia.

[@PhilipYunker]

I think we all pray, in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, that we may, somehow, be reunited one day, and that our Protestant brothers and sisters may learn the errors of their ways and come back to Apostolic Christianity. Only then will we all live in harmony as Jesus intended.

[@medusa301]

Jesus himself was never is Christian. He just reminded his people to worship their creator and their creator only

[@DestructoDisk]

Follow Jesus. Stop following man. Become a Christian today, Catholic.

[@ANDY-h6m]

​@medusa301 The term Christian didn't exist until after Jesus ascended.

[@AlexandruC744]

The orthodox is the only church founded Christ in the year 33! Catholicism was found in 1054. So, the catholics are not christians!

[@dejan110782]

Pope not preserved from error, they just approved homosexual love and evolution...

[@newrealm9187]

Song name

[@birch8109]

I saw someone else say it's called Song of Kings by Clamavi de Profundis

[@josephbergqvist2346]

I'm a Protestant but I love all my Catholic and Orthodox brothers and sisters ✝️❤️‍🩹☦️❤️‍🩹🇻🇦✝️

[@56Tyskie]

I love being Catholic

[@MANTH1NG_JESUS_IS_KING]

Me too

[@onejohn2.26.]

Then you are totally deceived

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

​@@onejohn2.26.John Bosco explains orthodox church : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XRm6WLhtChedUsi=VT08p4P-HUlSz1uy

[@SonicSnakeRecords]

​@@onejohn2.26.Burns yo ass don't it?

[@AmberFaganello]

Me too! ❤