5 Ancient Heresies Alive Today

[@gwyn9846]

I am standing on the brink of converting from Baptist to Catholic. Please pray for me. I have felt the draw of the Catholic faith for years, always ignoring it, but it now it seems to be to greatest truth and the way my heart and soul is fixed upon.

[@paulmiller3469]

Welcome home, Gwyn!

[@gwyn9846]

@@paulmiller3469 ❤ Thank you.

[@BreakingInTheHabit]

Peace and good to you while you discern!

[@gwyn9846]

@@BreakingInTheHabit Thank you Father.

[@bethoumyvision1346]

Praise The Lord. Come home!

[@tradcatpat2385]

"As faithful people who want to know God, we have an obligation to uphold the truth, even if others won't accept it." Thank you Br. Casey for your fine work and this simple yet vital exhortation. God bless you and Holy Mother Church!

[@a-sheep-of-christ]

You mean the the harlot of revelation. Who "makes the brethren" consume "meat sacrificed to idols". Or what else do you call taking communion amongst carved images of saints? Framing up holders of true faith and commandments as iconoclasts doesn't make the church any more believable thatln her violent crimes in the past. "She is drunk on the blood of saints" just as the catholic church boasts in martyrdom of saints it doesn't own.

[@scrotoschannel6709]

​@@a-sheep-of-christ What is wrong with images of saints? and idk how you could read that passage that way.

[@currently7886]

"Did you ever hear the Heresy of Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It's not a story the Jedi would tell you..."

[@MattyBeeProductions]

This is an underrated comment xD well done ✅

[@Ironchalice]

10/10 meme

[@nerf_herder90]

Your meme power has doubled since we last met.

[@neongalaxies5622]

@@nerf_herder90 Good, twice the heresy, double the excommunication.

[@zach415]

Darth Pelagius you mean

[@AnSoNeves]

Curiously this is my favourite Catholic yt channel. The curious side is that I'm protestant and I learn about my beliefs watching this. I would never condemn the Catholic Church as some others do. I praise God for his works in Catholic Church! I have so much to learn with it's history and wisdom!

[@frankrault3190]

@@dnznznfjsnsnsms9996 Your words show no knowledge. What you say simply isn't true. Seems you only want God to act according to your will, instead of His. Why is it you want to hurt people?

[@Q2Cockatiel]

I'm also protestant and, despite I've seen only two videos from this channel, I already like it. Surely we have our differences, but we also share a lot of things in common. I believe there is only one true, and where we disagree, only one can be right. But more than this, I believe God is sovereign upon everything and He is acting actively in this world and in/by his Church. Heaven will be a place of great surprises for a lot of Christians. May Christ bless you all! Greetings from Brazil!

[@FlyingAlfredoSaucer]

Yeah I'm protestant and I respect Catholicism and this channel a lot.

[@DarkAngel-cj6sx]

We are brothers and sisters in Christ who love our God, but only disagree how to worship and love Him. There is no denying that we both love Him

[@gp9616]

If you don't condemned the catholic church, then you haven't studied history, the Bible, and the catholic traditions enough .

[@opalsirius8484]

🔹 0:40 Define heresy 0:48 Arianism 1:58 Docetism 3:04 Monophysitism 4:45 Pelagianism 5:44 Donatism 🔹

[@amarachibertilia6020]

Thank you.

[@jovanic38]

Thank you.

[@Brenda-ny1gw]

I'm surprised that our "ecumenical" friend didn't include Protestantism in his list

[@opalsirius8484]

@@Brenda-ny1gw Read the title of the video: "5 👉🏽 Ancient 👈🏽 heresies alive today". Protestantism began in the Middle Ages He has videos on Protestantism, if you're interested on his take on it

[@brendaizquierdo5695]

@@opalsirius8484 Wrong, Protestantism began in the Renaissance, which can be considered ancient since we're talking of 5 centuries ago, but for old seniors like you it surely feels like yesterday, innit?

[@stephenrottschaefer9492]

Grew up Catholic...went to the schools ...great way to grow up... almost all the priests I ever dealt with were gentle kind and great teachers like this guy

[@PracticalBibleStudies]

Those robes look super comfortable.

[@justonlyalta]

Best clothes for sleeping.

[@dionysus6892]

I’m sure it’s airy but idk if I wanna wear it in winter

[@PracticalBibleStudies]

@@dionysus6892 Couple them with Mormon underwear and you're all set.

[@pulluminfernus3258]

Makes me wish I could wear my bathrobe out of the house.

[@palamabron2481]

I always had the sense that the ones St. Francis wore were more like some kind of coarse sack cloth. Now they look more like soft jammies.

[@meilaoshi9439]

I didn't even notice how often or easy I fall into Pelagianism! Something to look out for! Thank you for this, Father!

[@connorpayne2671]

There's only one Father (not roman catholic "Father") and it's the LORD

[@eddardgreybeard]

​@@connorpayne2671 You're ignorant of "Roman Catholic" father, or even what the Orthodox call their priests. Hint: it's father.

[@alexrad8950]

@@connorpayne2671 i wonder, how do you refer to your male parent? certainly would be sinful if you called him father, right?

[@connorpayne2671]

@@eddardgreybeard I already know they call them that. I was talking about the pope

[@connorpayne2671]

@@alexrad8950 I call him dad. He doesn't like to be called father. It's not sinful to call someone father, but generally from people I know if something is holy you capitalize the first letter. That's why we call the LORD God and not god. Even the English Bibles do this in some places I typed "Father," just as this guy did

[@gilbertotoledo1421]

"Truth does exist..." those words are a breath of fresh air in this post modern world where everything is considered subjective and absolutes are seen as a thing of the past.

[@MFM230]

Catholics believe that there is objective truth, though we do not possess it in its entirety because it is subject to advancement in history. We will only possess complete objective truth at the end-time. That is why Catholics profess truth but do so tentatively. We need to be humble to revise our teaching, even as we profess them.

[@MutohMech]

@@MFM230 Not all teaching is available for revision. The dogmas, for example, are non-negotiable.

[@MFM230]

@@MutohMech Again, we do not possess absolute truth; absolute truth is only possible outside of history, and until the parousia arrives we live in history. All dogmas are subject to refinement. Our best way to live in the truth is to subject oneself to a teaching authority (Catholics call this the Magisterium) and to be open to revisions. I know people who are closed to Magisterial teaching; yet, if you called them schismatics, they would be offended.

[@martonlerant5672]

Not only catholics, but everyone in the STEM fields is believing that "truth exists", which is why there is a cultural battle in academia surrounding the issue. As people who work based on the scientific method, tend to have some very strong view about postmodernism. (Along the lines, of "jump out of the window to see if you are superman, if reality is subjective")

[@---.-----]

@@MFM230 my friend, what the Pope says ex cathedra (meaning from St. Peter's throne) is out of question. That's called the Papal Infability, and it is only used in very rare occasions, when talking about dogmas (such as the Immaculate Conception of Mary, which is an nonnegotiable truth). Ever since the 1st Council of the Vatican (1869), when this power was made official, it was only used once. So, as Catholics, we acknowledge there is one Truth, one Objective, Immutable and Eternal Truth, and that the Truth created the Cathokic Church, which itself can bare the truth. Ave Maria!

[@celestinehale8801]

4:13 We Orthodox make the distinction of 'Eastern Orthodox' and 'Oriental Orthodox' for those who believe in the Hypostatic Union and those who don't, respectively. The Eastern Orthodox are *not* in communion with the Non-Chalcedonians.

[@lordjesuschristhavemercyon3251]

The Non-Chalcedonians aren't in communion with Rome.

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

This completely confused me. Sorry. I’m not that smart. 🤓 Could someone just say which believe in the Hypostatic Union and which don’t. (I think double negatives were used here???) 🤎

[@frankrault3190]

@@drummerlovesbookworm9738 As an example: Syrian Orthodox are in communion with Rome.

[@joonie8103]

@@drummerlovesbookworm9738 both Eastern and Oriental Orthodox bogh believe in hypostatic union ..Hypostatic union simply means the Word took flesh (divine and human nature union of jesus christ)

[@georgelabib9697]

As Oriental Orthodox, We believe in the Hypostatic union of the two natures Human and Divine, without confusion, mixing, division, separation, etc (which is similar to the Chaldean formula actually) since conception We also believe that Christ is perfect in humanity and perfect in divinity The difference is the we say that after the Hypostatic Union, there is 1 nature of the word incarnate (Hypostasis of the Son) as St. Cyril of Alexandria taught his church. This has always been the case, and you can double check this by reading what was written in that era, by Saints like St. Severus of Antioch or St. Dioscorus of Alexandria the disciple of St. Cyril For both held the orthodox faith that we hold today I'm sorry your friends couldn't see it 1500 years ago I understand it's a tricky subject, I'm not attacking you, may the Holy Spirit guide us all We should let theologians and our clergy study these and decide whether they're doctrinal or just semantics Peace and love from your Coptic brother in Christ ❤

[@DKCoptic]

We, Oriental Orthodox, believe that Jesus was fully human, and fully divine. Not a half-god, not only divine, nor only human. Jesus Christ is out of two natures, but exists in one nature after the union. The natures being united without mingling, alteration or confusion. In this we simply follow the formula of St. Cyril of Alexandria: One Nature of the Word Incarnate. The 5th Ecumenical Council clarified that the one-nature formula is allowed, provided that this is understood in an Orthodox manner: the two natures remain distinct and do not mix or change. This is exactly how the Oriental Orthodox believe in the one nature of Christ. We have utterly condemned Eutychianism which states that Christ's human nature was absorbed by the divine, or any form of docetism which states that Christ did not have a divine nature at all. Naturally, we also condemn any teaching that states that Christ only had a human nature.

[@dylanfernandez3910]

We believe that there are still 2 natures, divine and human, but one union.

[@ryancain6012]

Excellently put. Thank you for your contribution to the discussion.

[@ХристоМартунковграфЛозенски]

Good to have an Oriental Orthodox clarifying this issue in every video that mentions it. Thank you.

[@ljkoh20052000able]

DKCoptic as Roman Catholics, we believe that Jesus is both human and divine. In The Catholic Apostles creed, the doctrine states, CONSUBSTANTIAL with the father, from what used to be, "one in being with the father." Hence, same Substance with the Father. Furthermore, the Holy spirit is also one with the Son and the Father. The Holy Spirit is the breath of God that enlightens us to understand the Word of God.

[@ghut487]

As it was said in the SOME eastern Orthodox Churches ( actually very few are Nestorians, or Monophysits), not all of them

[@amfcapone]

I love how in the council of Nicaea, Arius was smacked in the face by the bishop of Mya, one bishop Nicholas, later known as Saint Nicholas, or St Nick.

[@jonathanbourret2968]

Better than the Bishop of Meh, who nobody bothered to invite.

[@DominicNJ73]

Arius was MOST definitely on the naughty list.

[@canonjean-mignon4985]

That’s why Constantine himself and 3 of his children were Arianists

[@nzmike555]

I saw Santa slapping Arius...

[@kellyoleary3607]

@@canonjean-mignon4985 What? no

[@cathybranly1839]

You have a gift for presenting things so clearly. I remember when studying theology at Catholic Distance University how difficult it was to keep up with all of these ideas. It does help to see what the question is and where the error comes into play. I did read your correction too! Thank you.

[@EmilySchmid]

Thank you for this video! I am studying Christology and your teaching provided a great supplement to help me better understand the early heresies regarding who Christ is. Love the channel - praise God for your vocation.

[@SantaFe19484]

I am a Protestant, and I think you are spot on with explaining the dangers of heresy.

[@franklinfisher497]

😂 The pot calling the kettle black

[@asky-ne7yz]

I am a junkie, and i think you're spot on with explaining the dangers of drugs

[@SOSspecialdlover]

Just in time for my exam on gnostic Christianity tomorrow! Thank you Brother Casey, wonderful work as always! God bless 💕

[@BreakingInTheHabit]

Ah, yes, the Gnostics. I didn't include them as a separate heresy in this video as they are largely just Docetists with a lot of secret revelations.

[@MiltonDavison-y5q]

Gnostic teachings are rampid today.

[@nycnyc9921]

Dear Catholic Church, You guys need to use this young guy as an example for all new priest.If you do respect will return to your church.

[@nycnyc9921]

@Paddy Mcgill Their are lots people on earth who are great but not all are filled with holy ghost.

[@hayleymarse2853]

Most priests ARE similar to this, especially young priests! Unfortunately, you only see the corrupt ones because the rest of the world is only interested in tearing down the Church

[@icetlorenzo9377]

nyc nyc...........This young priest is AMAZING, but Catholics LOVE our faith because is the only one founded by our Lord Jesus Christ.

[@constanceconstance938]

He's not a guy..hes a father (priest)

[@dominustecum9619]

@@nycnyc9921 - you did like a little girl just try to teach the mother how to giving birth ...;-D

[@Jumpyfoot]

Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints (LDS/Mormon) watching this video because it reminds me of my Catholic friend who passed away. He probably would've sent me your channel and we would've talked about modern outreach in the Catholic Church. Thanks for your videos, Mr. Priest Friend.

[@seal9390]

Jesus is God if he was not than the dying on the cross means nothing

[@Jumpyfoot]

@@johnfisher247 To me, Mormonism is the vehicle for my personal relationship with my Savior, Jesus Christ. I particularly am inspired by the story of Nephi, and how he worked to bring his hardhearted siblings closer to the word of God.

[@rustydavid5212]

Please abandon your cult. Your soul is in jeopardy

[@gunnaryoung]

I was sure I wasn't the only one of us watching these videos!

[@randomrob3]

@@Jumpyfoot I don't think that the language used by some of my brothers and sisters in this thread is likely to get you to reconsider your membership of the Church of Latrer Day Saints. But you ought to reconsider it anyway. The fullness of the means of salvation are found only within Catholic Church founded by Christ Himself and enduring for nearly 2000 years after His resurrection. I recommend an honest conversation with a good Priest, or a look at the historicity of your Church's claims as compared to the history of the Early Catholic Church. Either way, I shall pray for your soul.

[@victoriaalbastra6325]

I feel my, faith strengthening since I discovered your channel. Thank you! I was praying for that

[@yogurtbanana2124]

I'm not catholic but I generally appreciate your videos greatly 😊

[@byhisstripes2713]

Your teaching skills are brilliant. Give God all the glory. He's blessed you!

[@malapertfourohfour2112]

Gotta love misanthropic theology

[@beowylfen]

While I left the church over what I saw to be corruption and hypocrisy, I truly love your work (ministry? I'm not sure if it's the proper term) thank you for sharing this information and your perspective. I'm in awe of you commitment to God and your way of like, it's genuinely admirable.

[@ncpolley]

4:00 Oriental Orthodox. Not Eastern. Edit: A year later I have found that a correction has been added in the description to the video. Thank you, sir.

[@enriquejamesborja9048]

i am also baffled with those line., hope br. casey would reply

[@anthonypuccetti8779]

@@enriquejamesborja9048 He did reply to another person. See above.

[@AC-ps4vv]

@Rugio Oh Actually Eastern Orthodox Christians usually live in Eastern and Southern Europe (for example Russian Orthodox or Greek Orthodox) while Oriental Orthodox Christians are usually found in the Middle East and Africa.

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

You're correct that that's what he meant but that heresy has never been held by the Oriental Orthodox anyway.

[@mattgates8865]

Nathaniel C. Polley what do you think oriental means?

[@kadabragugihj665]

Wow, I came home from Church and KZbin recommended me this video...I am a Syrian Catholic from India ❤️❤️❤️

[@aceraphael]

Wtf is up with your profile pic?

[@candletabletop154]

Are you in danger?

[@aceraphael]

@@candletabletop154 India is quite large...there are many places where Christians are heavily persecuted. South India is generally safer. Extremism is rising in recent years.

[@candletabletop154]

@@aceraphael praying for our strong brothers and sisters 💗so many amazing Indian priests here in Australia

[@aceraphael]

@@candletabletop154 Keep your faith close. Times are hard right now. God bless you.

[@carlosgonzalezlizano808]

The split of the Oriental Churches from the Universal (in those days) Orthodox Church is not as simple as they accepted only one nature of Christ. The oriental Churches (non Chaledonian) walked away from the Council of Chalcedonia in 451 thinking that the issue how to address or explain the two natures of Christ had not been solved and the Council has not come to an end. The schism came about when the Patriarch of Constantinople dismissed the Patriarch of Alexandria for not accepting the existence of the two natures of Christ and declared him heretical. The Patriarch of Constantinople named another patriarch and the Schism was created. The Oriental Churches did not endorse neither Eutychianism nor Apollinarianism (two versions of Monophysitism). For the Oriental Churches, Jesus is a perfect full human and a perfect full God. Greeks did not understand how the Copts were explaining the union of the two natures and simply rejected hearing anymore from them. It was actually a miscomprehension because they did not understand each other among other things because they spoke different languages. For the Greeks (and Catholics as well) the union of Christ’s two natures, one fully human and one fully divine is explained as a union of the Christ‘s humanity and Christ’s Divinity in one hypostasis (Hypostatic Union). However, the Oriental Churches accepting that Christ is fully Human and fully Divine came to a different explanation of the same conclusion. Jesus Christ, both natures Divinity and Humanity are united in one “new nature" ("physis"), the two being united without separation, without confusion, and without alteration. For them Jesus is fully God and fully human. The human nature and the Divine Nature came to exist in one “new nature”, the “nature of Christ”. All the Oriental Churches reject being called Monophysite; they emphasize that they are Miaphysites. Some theologians (neither catholics not orthodox) have begun to embrace the idea that this Christology (Miaphysitism) is consistent with, but different from the formulation at the Chalcedonian Council in 451.

[@khangtruong98]

I'm atheist/agnostic, but I really enjoy your content. Keep up the good work!

[@marlongaribay9414]

Same! Very informative. thank you!

[@sauceru99]

Nothing like getting enlightenment about religion, I for one love it; even though I think religion is for the weak minded

[@khangtruong98]

@@sauceru99 That's just pure hubris. Some of the most brilliant minds I've known, far smarter than me, were deeply religious. It is silly to think you're instantly smarter than several billion people just because you believe in different things than them.

[@jhoughjr1]

@@sauceru99 my IQ is in the top .9th percentile. My mind is not weak and I have studied religion and get value from it. U think ur smarter than billions of years of evolution?

[@abendregen5211]

@@jhoughjr1 What do billions of years of evolution have to do with intelligence and religion?

[@cgzepp]

Finally I feel like a priest is being honest and transparent while teaching me stuff

[@mikhail_tal1866]

Sees LOTS OF HERESY "QUENCH IN HOLY FIRE" - Space Marine

[@Charistoph]

Heh, oddly enough, Catholicism (along with any other form of Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or whatever religion you find today) would be considered "heresy" by most of the Legiones Astartes of the 41st Millenium.

[@FiggsNeughton]

@@Charistoph Obviously we may have to correct the Legiones Astartes but still we must become the Legiones Astartes.

[@Perririri]

Santa Fe means Holy Fire

[@oscarortega4422]

@@Perririri Holy Faith

[@nunyabisniz8047]

@@Charistoph Read the story of the Last Church, where the Emperor of Man debated Theology with the last Priest on Terra

[@RicOlsen]

As a protestant, I appreciate your commitment to historic orthodoxy and your zeal make it understandable to a confused world. I look forward to more. While I disagree on many less important things, I stand on with you in worship of the the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. I would call you a brother in Christ.

[@ericcarbonaro6592]

Ric Olsen I’d hope that you’d call him Father!

[@dharmendrajuvvala6763]

Hi jee, I'm a catholic from India, I feel there is an aspect of mysticism in the comment you wrote...... appreciate you much....

[@armandoc.3150]

@@ericcarbonaro6592 You mean jesus right? Lol

[@ericcarbonaro6592]

Armando C. Jesus is not my Father, He is my Brother in humanity, my Master, my Lord, God, and Savior. His priests are, however, the spiritual fathers of Christians, and have thus been called Father by Christians since the days of the Apostles.

[@armandoc.3150]

@@ericcarbonaro6592 Negative, jesus the man was not your father but the spirit in that man was God because he came in the name of the father. Jesus is the name of your father, let no man be your father and remember the only name given to us from heaven.

[@fyodordosteovsky4110]

Thank you for evangelizing our culture. We all need to become quieter and more reflective of our relationship with our Lord Jesus.

[@metodemersic]

Very well made video, really great content. Thank you for these thruths and honesty, we need more of this in the world today.

[@johnathanera5863]

Nothing about religion is based on truth or honesty lol.

[@tomfordgunningham465]

@@johnathanera5863 lovin this crusade

[@shaber9]

What a relief that heresy no longer get’s you burned at the stake!

[@tomgreene2282]

yes!

[@---.-----]

It never did. Inquisition was just interrogation till the heretic confessed. The inquisitors would apply the sinner the terrible fine of... Praying 100 Hail Marys or so... Torture was very rarely used (like, very rarely, because the inquisitors knew the weak wouldn't need to be tortured to confess, and the strong would resist). It was super rare for the inquisition to condemn people to death, and when it did, they rarely never actually executed...

[@shaber9]

@@---.----- Persecution of ‘heretics’ did not begin or end with the Inquisition. Even if one grants your claims, they must have been of little comfort to Giordano Bruno (burned at the stake in Rome in 1600) or Michael Servetus (burned on a pyre of his own books by Calvinists in Geneva in 1572).

[@---.-----]

@@shaber9 first of all, Calvinists are not catholics, so that's not on us, second, Giordano was actually punished by the law for teaching at a university stuff he couldn't prove (and that's completely not scientifical). Yeah, a bit too much, but that's the equivalent of a flatearther teacher teaching kids his craziness...

[@shaber9]

@@---.----- Granted, Calvinists are not Catholics. Both share, however, overlapping beliefs in specific sets of claimed supernatural events and phenomena, and in the past asserted that these beliefs provided the warrant to persecute ‘heretics’. The expression “narcissism of minor difference” does come to mind here.

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

@4:05 With all due respect, that is factually incorrect for the following reasons: 1) It wrongly conflates the Eastern Orthodox Churches with the Oriental Orthodox Churches. It is the latter whose doctrine this explanation misrepresents. All of the Eastern Orthodox Churches accept the Council of Chalcedon. 2) The Oriental Orthodox Churches all officially condemn the Monophysite heresy. 3) The Oriental Orthodox use the terminology of St Cyril the Pope of Alexandria & Pillar of Orthodoxy who spoke of "one incarnate nature of God the Word". The correct term for this position is Miaphysite. The prefix "mia-" refers to a compound one whereas "mono-" refers to a singular one. 4) The Church of Rome has signed agreements with various Oriental Orthodox Churches recognising that the different terminologies are both acceptable when properly understood.

[@mranderson380]

Good for the Orthodox then

[@marcmarc8524]

Stupid. East and oriental mean exactly the same. Orient means east, like occident means west.

[@seanmarshall7529]

There are more that one Coptic churches, you take thin into account in your detailed answer?

[@adrianasoares8549]

No Church of Rome, but Catholic Church, Cathokic Church is in all world, America South, Central and North, Austrália, Samoa, but Orthodox isnt in South América, Austrália, Samoa, etc. Then Orthodox isnt catholic, neither protestant Episcopal or anglicanism

[@keeganmoonshine7183]

@@marcmarc8524 it divides the african (+ caucaus) orthodox and the european (slav/greek) orthodox nations. Look up the term on wikipedia. it is an actual thing.

[@rezaiskandar2759]

No one expected the online inquisition

[@okamiwolf5501]

reza iskandar NOBODY EXPECTS THE ONLINE INQUISITION!

[@jonathanbourret2968]

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[@mikekean8344]

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[@sergiowinter5383]

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[@in_ur_moms_house]

@@okamiwolf5501 OUR MAIN WEAPON IS SURPRISE! Also your name, okami means landlady 狼 (ookami) is wolf

[@jessicag.3694]

I think I finally understand the differences. Thank you! :)

[@BreakingInTheHabit]

Great!

[@keeganmoonshine7183]

He's lying by painting Oriental Orthodox as Monophysites. Look for other sources.

[@sjenner76]

Loved this video. Such a good and concise breakdown of complex theological concepts.

[@andreluizbutzkedallacorte5242]

I don't know why this video appeared to me, but I liked you way of teaching! Despite being agnostic with a protestant family, I am very interested in the catholic church and beliefs, and found you really respectful and didatic

[@edwardwicks304]

This is a very good video. Learned some things watching it. Thank you.

[@the-real-John-Oconnor]

Lutheran here. Love watching your channel.

[@Nkwenkl18]

I appreciate your correction in your description. Excellent video!

[@d.esanchez3351]

It's weird that being a presbyterian I usually side with Catholic theology against other protestants (not always. Obviously. But usually in matters of theological basis from the early, imperial and medieval church) Great content, as always. Keep like that

[@Boletodecinecom2011]

Good video. As catholics sometimes we need to review our beliefs.

[@cuckoophendula8211]

Cool, this video was like a mini-review on early Christianity, which is needed to know late Roman history.

[@bobsmith425]

Great talk. Precise; easy to understand and communicated well. Keep it up.

[@elieassaf1]

Your videos are unique and so helpful. Way to go.

[@tito810]

Great video, short and concise and yet still very charitable.

[@katiegonzalez6849]

Greek orthodox Christian.... Just stopped by to say hey. God bless you and your spirit☦

[@ThePhonequeen3]

I have to say, I see a great deal of Gnostic tendencies these days among Catholics and I'm surprised that didn't make it into this video. Sadly I see this affect both liberals and conservatives and in all cases puts a division between the person and the Church.

[@gonzalomelano8002]

Dualism is a plague, it has never disappeared. I recommend you read about the Cathars, it's a really interesting heresy.

[@d.c.917]

Nice video. Clear and simple yet informative. Well done.

[@louissheffield3268]

Jesus is not an expression of our own selves. He is an expression of the Everlasting Father.

[@gatfatf]

Sure on paper, but de facto...

[@zombieregime]

@@gatfatf de facto point he would have been of a pan dimensional being. as soon as we can think I'm the same level as pan-dimensional beings we might understand more about what that means but until then...... I'll pick up the stick you pick up that stone and we'll fight about what it means. Or..... We can cook some soup bake some bread and laugh about that goat that just fell off a hay bail.

[@wargriffin5]

I've always thought it was fascinating that so many people wanted to contemplate/argue over the "dual nature of Christ," but nobody ever asks which of those two natures made him a force of good. Was it Christ's human or divine nature that made Him think that self-sacrifice was the better than fighting for self-reservation? Was it Christ's human or divine nature that made Him see value in healing the sick or feeding the hungry? Was it Christ's human or divine nature that saw something worth redeeming in humanity?

[@Dinosaurs847]

Why not both? Both god and man have the capability to be good and wise

[@gerpool7]

JESUS CHRIST IS OUR SAVIOUR

[@stevenking7388]

Not just ours but everyone’s savior.

[@robertlight5227]

Prove it

[@stevenking7388]

Robert Light be patient 😉

[@robertlight5227]

As an atheist I must be vigilant against blind ideologies and apologists of tortrue.

[@robertlight5227]

@Judgy Judgerton How do you now? How close minded! So, try me. Bring your evidence.

[@austinbrown7574]

On Monophysitism... "This is actually the official stance of 6 Eastern Orthodox Churches." No, it's not. There are 2 problems with this statement. Firstly, those churches are not Eastern Orthodox. They are Oriental Orthodox. They are not in communion with the Eastern Orthodox Church. Secondly, those churches deny that they are Monophysites and instead prefer the term Miaphysite.

[@austinbrown7574]

@@xunqianbaidu6917 I don't recall that being in the description when I made the comment though it may have been. However, "Over the centuries, the stance of these Churches has become refined and they have resolved many, if not all, of the theological problems. Today, they would not consider themselves monophysite, but "miaphysite." " This is still problematic from the non-chalcedonian perspective. The non-chalcedonians would not agree at all that they have "refined" their theology. They would say they've kept the faith they were handed down and are not "today" miaphysite but rather have always been miaphysite. The way it is worded seems to take the position that they may once have been monophysite but are no longer so. That is also a statement they would dispute.

[@AdamRTNewman]

Isn't the chart at 1:37 taken straight from 1 Corinthians 11:3?? Regarding the "six Eastern Orthodox churches" whose "official teaching" is "monophysite", is it the Oriental Orthodox churches that are being referred to here?

[@vanlepthien6768]

How do you distinguish error from truth? How do you know that someone else's truth is wrong? Many of the Church's teachings have been shown to be in error in the past; how do you guarantee that what you hold true is not in error?

[@binatog31]

WOW I missed you father! Please upload more videos like this.

[@1daddyDA]

Cool. Thanks for that Brother. I knew a community of Anglican Monks many years ago. They were called ‘the Cowley Fathers’ The were in the UK are were called to act as ‘industrial Chaplains’ Wonderful Men. They taught me much about God and holiness. I was studying for my first degree at the time. Bless you Brother

[@mikemccarthy6719]

This is some really high level thought done in a very digestible way. Excellent work!

[@hdufort]

What do you think of the denial of free will as professed by Calvinism (e.g. born a sinner or born saved as chosen by God)?

[@redclayscholar620]

That is something I have pondered as well. If the Christian god is omniscient then he already knows who will be accepted into heaven and who will be rejected and sent to hell before they have even been born.

[@hdufort]

I find this doctrine to be horrible and opposite to Catholic beliefs so I would like to have a description on how each faith stands on salvation.

[@SockieTheSockPuppet]

​@@redclayscholar620But it's God's intention to gather as much of His Creation as He is able to. Free Will was a gift that unfortunately became a double-edged sword due to Satan's temptation and the Fall. Remember the Parable of the Master and the Banquet - ultimately all are welcome. There will absolutely (and very sadly) be those who will refuse to answer the Master's summons; but the invitation was sent out everywhere to all who would listen to and answer that call. Which is entirely up to us if we are the ones who make excuses and rebuff His call, or the ones who heed it and follow. That's why I frankly state what should be the obvious - the Master's House has no occupancy limit, as intended. Though we should never forget that there is a time limit, though we may not be privy to it. That's why we must be ever watchful for the Master's return, to use another Parable. To summarize, Predestination is frankly absurd, and saying as such doesn't deny God's Omnipotence, Omniscience, and Omnipresence.

[@Vezmus1337]

I watched the whole video but I still don't get how the Matrix plays into all of this...

[@robertlehnert4148]

OK, the real short version. Gnosticism in most forms said the world of sense impressions was illusion or a much removed from real reality corruption, created by a evil entity, known as the Demiurge in order to trap souls into his prison of illusion so these trapped souls will worship him as Creator. In the Matrix, you've got sentient computers who imprison humans in vats so they can use CNS electrochemical reactions as batteries, but to keep humans quiescent, the induce a hallucinatory "real world". For the Gnostics, initiating secret knowledge ( gnosis, to know) or in the Matrix, the red pill, strips away the illusions.

[@mranderson380]

@@robertlehnert4148 man i hate studying gnosis but is also interesting how this heresy keeps coming back again and again, your comment helped me understand a little bit more of it! (I am NOT gnostic by the way, i try to be as much Catholic as possible)

[@robertlehnert4148]

@@mranderson380 I forget which Encyclical, but Saint Pope John Paul II Ithe Great said much of the current New Age is old age Gnosticism redeux.

[@robertlehnert4148]

@@cryosteam3944 any error, to be effective, to be at all compelling, has to have SOME truth in it.

[@mihai5456]

The doctrine of the Jehovah's Witnesses about Christ is basically a form of Arianism.

[@BreakingInTheHabit]

Yes, there are some problems there. The Catholic Church does not accept their baptism as valid.

[@Michael-dq8xc]

I don't know, the JW teaching about God and Jesus is logical for me and the bible support it as well. For an example, where does the bible says that Jesus is eternal and always existed? I don't know if there is any scripture that says so, but that he is begotten or have a beginning: John 1:18, Proverbs 8:22, Revelation 3:14, Colossians 1:15. No offense. I just don't see if it is a heresy. There are more evidence in the Bible for this form of arianism, than trinitarianism.

[@mihai5456]

"Begotten" doesn't mean that there was a time when the Logos didn't exist. If there was, it would mean that the Son was created, not begotten. The word 'begotten' doesn't refer to a temporal act of birth. Neither does the original Hebrew in Proverbs 8:22. Revelations 3:14 refers to the fact that everything was created through the Logos: 'Through him all things were made'.(John 1:3). It doesn't mean that the Logos was the first of created beings. Besides, claiming that the Logos was created is also illogical: if God created everything through His Logos, what did He create the Logos with? The original Greek text in John 1:18 says "the only begotten God", and God is by definition eternal. Furthermore, Christ refers to himself as "I Am" throughout the Gospel of John. Jesus Christ is therefore YHWH, the Eternal.

[@Michael-dq8xc]

@@mihai5456 Wrong. You are hardly assuming trinitarianism. God by definiton doesn't mean always existed. God by definition is "mighty-one". Jesus said "ye are Gods". Were they eternal? Lol. You have no real explaination for John 1:18. Therefore your logic falls, because you as I said, assuming trinitarianism. Revelation 3:14 doesn't refer to that at all. The beginning of God(Father) creation. And it's Jesus. That's all what it says, if we don't assume the Trinity. Proverbs 8:22, wrong again, if you check the context there is no way it refers to an eternal being who had no beginning. God created everything through the son. The son created everything, therefore they both created everything in a sense. No contradiction at all. If you are doing something through someone, you are doing it with him. Stop assuming trinitarianism. Jesus could easily created everything, because he doesn't have to create himself, since he is begotten. But in a sense he is created, but more accurately he is begotten. So if you stop assuming trinitarianism, can you prove that this view is wrong?

[@mihai5456]

​@@Michael-dq8xc If you say that God created a creator god, Jesus, who in turn created everything, you are a polytheist. It is that simple. You are outside monotheism, and therefore outside the Bible and Christianity.

[@teodorosicat1120]

Hello Brother, alway's remember what the Lord Jesus said, I am the way the truth and the life!

[@adrianasoares8549]

He knows, the catholic church Said It there was 2 Thousand years

[@sophiarebeiro4789]

Good. Very interesting. Like to see more of it.God bless you dear.

[@lucasfreire2432]

You channel is very good. God bless you.

[@aviktopchyan6465]

Ps 131:1-3: "A Song of Ascents. Of David. LORD, my heart is not haughty, Nor my eyes lofty. Neither do I concern myself with great matters, Nor with things too profound for me. Surely I have calmed and quieted my soul, Like a weaned child with his mother; Like a weaned child is my soul within me. O Israel, hope in the LORD From this time forth and forever."

[@SuperIliad]

Brilliantly handled. Thank you.

[@OldManMontgomery]

As a lifelong Southern Baptist I have to score this presentation a full and complete 'Amen!' I think I have a quibble with how you refer to Jesus' nature but it strikes me as a quibble, not a 'hold my breath until you turn blue' argument.

[@crusaderACR]

AFAIK Baptists have the same beliefs regarding the nature of Christ as us Catholics. It's a very varied denomination so I won't say *all* but certainly the majority, no?

[@OldManMontgomery]

@@crusaderACR I have to agree. Christ is indeed God (and whereas I can grasp that concept it does seem a bit odd and sometimes contradictory). No, I do not know of obvious and critical differences. Probably the biggest difference is the nature of Communion, or as 'we' call it, the Lord's Supper.

[@lesiagregorovich3681]

Eastern Orthodoxy does believe in the dual nature of Christ so you need to educate yourself on the Orthodox Church.

[@Zach-ix3ob]

Read the video description. He posted a correction and said he mixed up his words. Mistakes happen.

[@1183tn]

I need your speaking skills and knowledge! This would help me out at work tremendously, thanks!!

[@dylanbonnet2675]

Good vid. Could you do another about modern heresies like indifferentism, modernism, protestantism etc.?

[@billmartin3561]

You should really call out examples of these heresies. The two most obvious are Jevohas Witnesses and Mormans, both who believe Jesus was a created being lesser than God. They are cults.

[@Telepian]

I'm a member of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints or what you called "mormams". We believe that Jesus is just as much of a God as his father. He has a different role, but he is just as powerful.

@@Telepian Do you believe in the Holy spirit? Trinitarian beliefs are what make you christian. Because non-Christians also often believe in christ or God, or Both. Like Muslims. If you are not a Trinitarian, I can hardly call you christian. If you do believe in the Trinity, then you are heretic, but if you don't believe in trinity, most christian denominations, won't even consider you to be a christian.

[@Telepian]

@ I believe God the father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are three separate beings with one purpose. They are all Gods

@@Telepian Then you believe in polytheism.

[@clontstable1]

The Father is God, The Son is God, The Holy Ghost is God. They are not of one substance, but are one God united in their mission, love and purpose. John 17:21-23 "That they (the disciples) may be one ; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me.

[@ACyrrock004]

Can someone tell me how you become a Catholic?

[@metodemersic]

Hi. I can suggest first just talking to our Father and praying and finding personal relationship with Him. Then find a nearest catholic church. Go there, pray or go to the holy mass and talk to people, priest. They will help you and guide you to RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults), to connect and become part of The Holy Catholic Church. God bless you on your journey!

[@peixe-no-pão]

Pax Christi! Please find your closest Catholic church-or a familiar Catholic church if you’ve been visiting one-and speak with the priest there about converting. This is best done after a Holy Mass. You can also call the parish office and speak with an administrator. I hope this helps you! God bless!

[@jeremiahong248]

@ A Cyr Welcome to the family ! Besides talking to a priest and taking up RCIA, I would suggest that you build up a personal relationship with Jesus by 1. spending more time in prayer and reading up Church history, bible history as well as apologetics to deepen your faith and spirituality. 2. Join a church to surround yourself with practising Catholics who can support you in your faith journey. Praying for you, from another convert to Catholicism 🙏

[@pajimacas]

Bro Casey made a video of this two years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aafYinagm7SSrZY

[@accidentspy]

Excellent .. Brother you seem to be warming up for something significantl 😀😀😎

[@henryfclarkakahankmcnamee7249]

Don't hold your breath, he seems to embrace modernism.

[@jonathanbourret2968]

First the five heresies, next tilting at windmills, eh Sancho?

[@FreeFormFemi]

Honest question. These are some paradoxes I have to reconcile. The focus on Mary in the Catholic Church ? How does it differ from heresy?

[@PeleSahota]

thanks, i appreciated the summary, even though I'm not even remotely religious.

[@imalive4u169]

This was actually a good video. Arianism is found in Non-Christian cults such as the Jehovah Witnesses, Oneness Pentecostals, and Mormonism. A rejection of the Divinity of Christ as God and the Holy Trinity is what separated the Arians and Semi-Arians from the Christians. Pelagianism is found in Evangelical Protestant denominations in which they believe that the Sacrament of Baptism is not necessary for salvation. While St. Augustine stated it would be impossible to have salvation without Baptism as such Baptism is a requirement of salvation as such no one could enter into the Kingdom of God without being Baptized in Christ's death. Monophysitism the Church of the East and the Oriental Orthodox Church. However, the Oriental Orthodox Church regards themselves as Miaphysite being they believe their view is the same as St. Cyril of Alexandria. I do have to correct you on this one the Eastern Orthodox Church sided with the Western Church in accepting the Tome of Leo (Pope St. Leo the Great).

[@cosmasindico]

It is a common misconception that Mormons are Arians. That is not quite accurate. Mormons have many verses in their own scripture that affirm the oneness of God and Jesus being co-qual and co-eternal with the Father. They have very different formulas and language on how that oneness is achieved, and traditional Christians have loads of objections to those, (and that may make them semi-Arians depending on how you judge those things, I disagree, but then to some Catholics, Orthodox are practically social trinitarians and to some Orthodox, Catholics are practically Sabelians but I digress,) but in no way do they suggest that Jesus is merely a perfected man or subordinate to the father. He is fully God and was from the beginning. The difference between Mormon theology is on the other end of the equation. If they are heretics they are Origenists. It's not that they think Jesus isn't co-eternal to the Father, it's that all of humanity is somehow co-eternal with the Father as well. So they do destroy the Creator / Creation distinction, but it's on the other end of the spectrum. Which may seem like splitting hairs but these things do matter as the discussion about miaphysite and monophysite above demonstrates.

[@princeraya8012]

The early Christians never upheld the doctrine of trinity. The Bible is clear, there is only one God, the Father in heaven. Christ, the Son of God is truly human (I Tim. 2:5 CEV) and not god (Lk. 24:38-39 & Jn. 4:24)

[@johngurlides9157]

Baptism is NOT necessary for salvation. BELIEVE in the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved (Acts 16:31). The thief on the cross was never baptised!

[@fantasia55]

Travis Clark Mormons believe that Jesus was sent to Earth by decree of a council of the gods.

[@felixmahama7237]

@@johngurlides9157 I really pity you. Let me try to help save your soul. Acts 16:31 They told him, 'Become a believer in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, and your household too.' Nowhere in that verse does it say that no other requirements were needed for salvation. The fact that verse is silent doesn't mean that it rejects other requirements. Funny enough you've not noticed that immediately after that conversation, two verses later, the soldier and all of his household got baptised (verse 33). Then again I guess you haven't read your Bible enough to know that EVERYBODY who accepted Jesus Christ got baptised, even Cornelius and his household who had already received the Holy Spirit. The only exception is the thieve on the cross, and that is an EXCEPTION. You probably also haven't read your bible enough to know that baptism was commanded by Jesus Himself (Matthew 28:19). Sometimes wonder if some people are not actually demons that come here to make comments to derail people's faith. Some of the arguments are so flimsy against the facts that they beg such conclusions.

[@karenmaawad7739]

I am Coptic Orthodox and what you said about our beliefs is horribly misunderstood. We believe miaphysitism which means that Jesus Christ was of one nature that is the nature of the incarnate Son of God. It simply means that his divinity abd humanity are completely insperable. Just check this part of the Coptic divine liturgy: "Truly, I believe that His divinity parted not from His humanity for a single moment, nor a twinkling of an eye". This doesn't sound at all like what you said that Christ our Lord was always of one nature, sometimes human others divine. Far from it!

[@gmahlman]

Greetings Karen! As a point of clarification, Catholics too believe that Christ's human and divine natures are one and inseparable, resulting in a unique nature. When the natures were being manifest to the people when Jesus was alive, they just had to take on either human or divine characteristics, depending on the circumstances. So it is an just issue of language we use to explain things regarding the actions of Jesus.

[@derridawazzafool1438]

Manifestations of Pelagianism also include the myth of "progress", and the excessive celebration of the "individual". IMO Pelagianism is the most pervasive and insidious heresy today.

[@101jir]

I think part of the problem is the nature of both the left and right wing. The nature of the left wing looks at things in terms of "the system," and treats "the system" as insurmountable without another (human) system. The right is the exact opposite, and you don't even have to go very far right to get into Pelagianism. the farthest left assumes the greatest weakness of the human being against the state or obstacles in general, the farthest right assumes the greatest strength of the individual against the state, or obstacles in general.

[@derridawazzafool1438]

@@anahata3478 Huh?

[@jillmoran1860]

I'm confused by a verb ("allow"-near end of segment) used that seems to imply that the Church somehow has power, or should have power, over what another thinks/believes. Can you please clarify? "doesn't mean we're ok to ALLOW others to continue to profess something that is..." "to ALLOW someone to continue to believe something that is..." Allow?

[@katehillier1027]

Another Protestant ANGLICAN getting my Catholic Fix. Lots of questions. I shamelessly with gods help learn to pray the rosary as praying the individual stages of christs crucifixion and resurrection seems to be utterly the right thing to do, considering the hidden!? and overt spiritual warfare against all types of saints St Antony of Egypt hermit but all of hell tried to stop him and as was prophesied he became famous. Our lady without her no church salvation etc I take the attitude that if I/we will meet the saints in heaven. It makes sense to get to know them now. Seriously challenging but NOT without disagreement but RESPECT.

[@kolinmartz]

4:46 have you ever heard of the tragedy of Darth Pelagius the wise?

[@newstart1983]

But to be fair, non-chalcedonian churches were misrepresented in council of Chalcedon, they reject to be called monophysites, they call themselves miaphysites, they don't believe in one nature like Eutychians, they believe in both natures full god and full human united in one nature without mixing, they call it the incarnate word god nature. They made many ecumenical dialogues with the eastern orthodox churches ending up to the conclusion that they hold the same faith but in different theological terms, therefore Pope Tawadros II of Alexandria (who is moderate according to the previous Pope Shenouda III) convinced the Coptic holy synod to sign a religious document to stop re-baptism of eastern orthodoxes and to allow them to share the holy sacraments like marriage and eucharist with the copts and all non-chalcedonians. He also tried to end the re-baptism of catholics and allow for mutual marriage and eucharist but the holy synod rejected, they consider catholics as heretics untill solving the main seven differences (heresies according to them) between orthodoxy and catholicism, they are: 1-filioque addition to the creed 2-the immaculate conception 3-purgatory 4-papacy 5-marriage with non-believers 6-salvation of non-believers 7-baptism without immersion and accepting of the baptism performed by heretics.

[@aperta7525]

"Miaphysites" content is still heretical regardless of misrepresentation.

[@aperta7525]

Two uniquely distinct natures in one *other* nature without mixing... is not even a possibility. That would completely separate the Son from the Father and Holy Spirit, ultimately amounting to denying the Holy Trinity, which contradicts the Gospel entirely. Hypostatic Union. The fullness of two natures distinct but united in one divine Person (the Second divine Person of the Holy Trinity). That is the only way to refute heresy on the topic. And it is the one given to the Church.

[@famvids9627]

@Meghan that not what they believe... sorry

[@mellowmartin4334]

Hi, Maronite Catholic. I was wondering where I can find a source regarding the decision of the Coptic synod. I have tried, but I can't seem to find one.

[@newstart1983]

@@mellowmartin4334 orthodoxwiki.org/Pastoral_Agreement_between_the_Coptic_Orthodox_and_Greek_Orthodox_Patriarchates_of_Alexandria_%282001%29 There is still no full communion, it still needs agreement of all patriachs of both families of churches, Pope Tawadros II said in a video but in Arabic that the coptic synod accepted the full communion with the eastern orthodox churches but still no official document because he said they are waiting an answer about the same from the eastern churches, but yet no answer, and it doesn't seem that an answer will come, specially after the new division inside the eastern orthodox churches after pope Kirill of Russia excommunicated the patriarchate of Costantinople and the newly formed independent patriarchate of Kiev. In the last visit of Pope Francis to Egypt he tried to end the rebaptism between the two churches but the holy synod refused. ww.egyptindependent.com/baptism-rift-hits-francis-tawadros-ii-declaration/

[@jansmith3613]

I don't know if it is a named heresy but in my mind the "health and wealth" or "name it and claim it" doctrine is so pervasive and so against Scripture that I wouldn't hesitate to call it a heresy.

[@haroldbowlby720]

Call it what it is. It is 'heresy"

[@bepponabuco7389]

You are a so very sharp young man! I hope the rest of the Catholic church (authority) will listen to you, the church and the world would be a better place. Come Jesus quickly.

[@tedod3621]

I missed what the official church teahings were. I'm guessing that there are already posts answering those heritical problems. What are the answers?

[@chilogutierrez4166]

It’s scary how many “Christians” believe Jesus is just man

[@ALIVEartist]

And what about the roman-catholic doctrinal abuses? Let’s see: Filioque, papal primacy, imacullata ..., the cult of the heart, the use of waffles for the comunion instead of bread, not giving the blood for the comunion...shall i continue?

[@marcmarc8524]

And what about the division and hatred among the orthodox communities. Totally unable to organise a council for 12 centuries. The 2016 attempt was a total failure. The bishops of Constantinople and of Moscow hate each other and fight to be the chief. The so-calling ‘diverse but united in faith’ is a joke. The orthodox have been unable to convert any people since 1054. Result: the orthodox don’t obey the Christ when he demand his disciples to stay united, and to go around the world to spread the gospel. The only unity among the orthodox is their hatred towards to Catholic Church. They spend all their time and energy criticizing the straw in the Catholic eyes, instead of noticing the beam in theirs. And they call themselves ‘christians’. Poor Christ!

[@belvedere416]

And who says they are heresies? You?

[@_the_killer_is_quiet_5726]

if this dude did metal somg lyric reviews that would be cool

[@peterpatrick620]

. . . so needed this . . . grateful . . .

[@adilsonlc]

Finally something good suggested to me by KZbin. God bless you!

[@ramblinevilmushroom]

People were burned for heresy, and you will never be able to remove that stain from your organization. There is not enough water in the world to wash that blood off your hands.

[@rhwinner]

If that is the standard, then every country, people, government, and religion would suffer the same condemnation. In fact if you compare other parts of the world that were not under Christian influence, the record becomes even bloodier. Now if you are saying that Christians should be held to a higher standard, then I would have to concur.

[@AstariahJW]

Christendom have influenced in killings of people who taught against the unbiblical teaching of the trinity

[@richardbond258]

I wonder how many of the dislikes are from you saying that Matrix follows Heresy.

[@frankrault3190]

The Matrix states that the Jewish Messiah (=Jesus) was a human with his flaws and doubts, ergo, it says that Jesus can't be God, which is a heresy.

[@HexenStar]

The dislikes are from the people who see that this, is just another extremist with extremist teachings, currently packaged in a sly and plush consumer-friendly form.

[@frankrault3190]

@@HexenStar That's a gross insult

[@zorandjipanov6492]

Heresy! Sacrilege! Sorry, just had an urge... I don’t usually get to say these things xD

[@sergiowinter5383]

H A R A M

[@ctakitimu]

I really enjoy your videos and when you have that other super nice guy on with the glasses. And I'm an atheist (and agnostic)

[@jpbaugh]

Do Catholics not recognize ontological versus economical nature of the Trinity?

[@ProjectMysticApostolate]

Please talk about the Iglesia Ni Kristo 1914 by Felix Manalo and debunk them?

[@algerianchaouki5705]

Greetings from a Muslim, lots of love and respect!

[@fantasia55]

Your ancestors before Arabs conquered Algeria were Catholic.

[@mrballerpants3813]

Why did he say "the matrix"

[@DreadfulCorpse]

The matrix is Gnosticism in it's story and understanding of the nature of the world

[@l.c.7445]

There are people who firmly believe that we live in a simulation and God would be the creator of this "game"

[@frankrault3190]

The Matrix believes in a human Jewish Messiah, who is having his flaws and doubts. Therefor this Messiah can't be God. So believing the explanation of The Matrix is a herecy, from the Catholic point of view.

[@ekhozo6850]

What is a good book on Catholic Apologetics that you would recommend, brother?

[@cheister97]

Nice. I hate to put a label on me, but I'm from an evangelical Anabaptist tradition, and that was very good! Thanks!