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[@SpicyCheeseAltHistory]

“Black is not a denomination” is a brilliant quote

[@Ok-_-719]

Yes, indeed

[@Machodave2020]

When watching this video, I was on edge as I didn't reallt know what to expect. As this video finished, I can say that you did good.

[@zeenkosis]

I grew up in a Methodist church in South Africa. The worship has no instruments but wow the hymns are sang with a vibe 😅 I miss it all the time

[@jennysurfer6516]

The misunderstanding of the CV isn’t a surprise but a deliberate move by our gov. The north had slaves before and continued to have slaves after the CW except they called them apprentices. Blacks had segregation in all states. Tennessee voted no on the war and after the state sent the men off to protect Fort Sumpter they rushed another vote without the men who were the only legal voters. For a little history on Abe Lincoln and the CV Here’s the Deal put out a video today. It’s a good watch and a good starting point. It was always about states rights

[@jacobabarrera]

Suggestion: make a separate channel for kingdom craft. Love the kingdom craft videos but I feel as if they dilute the more edited, concise content on this channel. A separate channel, perhaps even called kingdom craft or kingdom united (keeping in theme the unification of the different denominations), where discussion amongst already believers can be held. I think this channel in particular is served best for people in our generation, zoomers, who are curious about their faith again. In my opinion diluting the channel with esoteric (in the lens of zoomers) christian discussion can perhaps distract or scare those who are curious about their faith. Just a suggestion and idk what you personally are thinking in regards to the direction of the channel, but I felt compelled to give my 2 cents.

[@JadeWells2908]

I agree 👍

[@kilian935]

Can you also upload your videos to odyssee? You only have to set it up once and then all the videos you upload to youtube are automatically mirrored there. Anyway, thanks for teaching me so much about Christianity!

[@nicolassantiagoortega5474]

8:35 about of baptists

[@lakeffex]

As a Baptist please review Billy Graham. We do not support John McArthur!!!

[@CooperTheGoosebumpsGuy]

Amen🙏🕊️❤️😇✝️😊😀🍞🍷🎉

[@ShepherdGuyIsHere]

Here's my opinionabout the cessationist vs continuationist debate. Specifically, about tongues. So the reason there's so many different languages came from Babel, right? The foolish humans led by Nimrod tried to build a tower to God. They tried to reach God on their own works and not by faith in Him, seemingly not knowing that the finite is not capable of the infinite. So to stop them from doing this monumentally stupid act, God punished them by making them speak all these different languages. Enter Jesus- instead of humans trying to reach God through their own efforts, we can now be in union with God through faith alone in Christ alone, so the punishment from Babel is no longer necessary, because we can be in union with God through God's own efforts. So when the Holy Spirit allowed the apostles to speak in tongues at Pentecost, it was because those who were saved by God's grace no longer needed the punishment of Babel to stop them from trying to achieve salvation through their own works. As long as this covenant is still valid, the miracle of tongues should still occur and should be used to help spread the Gospel around the world. That's why I consider myself a continuationist. But there's a LOT I don't agree with Pentecostals on, such as whether or not speaking in tongues is the best way to attain assurance of salvation (it's a spiritual gift like any other and not everybody gets the same spiritual gifts, deal with it- the assurance of salvation should come from the Sacraments) or whether or not praying in tongues is worthwhile (I've yet to see any Biblical reason to do that). Usually when you see Pentecostals "speaking in tongues" it just sounds like gibberish because many of them don't actually have that gift and they're just babbling gobbledygook so they can convince others that they're saved. TLDR the miracle of tongues still exists because it's basically a reversal of the punishment of Babel and should still apply to those whom God has saved. But also Pentecostals kinda suck at it.

[@TimothyCrawford305]

Heya. Pentecostal here (: I'd say for the reason we pray in tongues, read 1 corinthians 14:14-19 (its mostly for spiritual edification). Most of us don't believe that speaking in tongues is the sign of salvation. Some more fringe groups (Oneness pentecostals) do believe this. We mostly believe it to be a sign of being filled with the Holy Spirit (a continuous process which happens post-salvation), along with other evidence such accurate prophecy and words of knowledge, interpreting tongues, gifts of healing, increased faith, spiritual discernment etc. Paul does mention speaking in the tongues of men and of angels. I personally believe that most of the time, speaking in tongues is not a human language, although sometimes it is, in order to specifically minister to people who understand it. I believe that interpretation of Tongues is listed as one of the supernatural gifts of the spirit in 1 corinthians SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE most tongues are not human languages and therefore the aid of the Holy Spirit is required for interpretation.

[@CliffCardi]

Blacks like to be as loud, vocal, and emotional as possible. It’s no wonder they have high energy sermons and big choir groups. Ever listened to Mark Burns, RZ?

[@ElijahDawkins-yb1uc]

That's rather a large racial generalization, and, I think, an inaccurate one.

[@Goofballasanmarino]

What was the point of this comment?All that matters is that they are true Christians.

[@Americanbadashh]

I've heard people say the same thing about Italians

[@cinemint]

i see you bought into the Yankee propaganda, zoomer

[@ddbthewriter]

The South lost. Get over it!

[@CPTR111]

The North needed to win the Civil War. There was zero Biblical basis for chattel slavery/racial subjugation. This is coming from a Southerner.

[@Omnia-Via]

The main reason mainline, evangelical, and black churches are separated the way they are in media is because they are viewed as voting blocks in secular society.

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

Makes perfect sense, honestly.

[@alexvig2369]

This is actually a very rational way to divide people. Via voting blocks. Tells you everything you need to know about the personalities of the people there and social dynamics.

[@matnic_6623]

U look like me

[@Omnia-Via]

@@matnic_6623 Based

[@thomasc9036]

While that has some merit, in general, people like to live with and near those who are like them in appearances and personalities. Even in America, most churches are ethnically focused churches. John MacArthur's church is an exception and not a norm. German churches, Chinese churches, Korean churches, Nigerian churches, etc. There is a natural tendency for human beings to gravitate toward their race, language, and country. Most people marry within their race too. I am a Korean American and I attended a Korean American Presbyterian PCA church. We share the building with three different churches. One is mostly Whites. Second is mostly Africans from Eritrea and there is mine which is Korean American. Three different denominations too. :-)

[@caleblindsey5794]

“Heretical to clap on the beat” comedy genius

[@DouglasGross6022]

I don't get it. Please explain.

[@gtctv7000]

​@@DouglasGross6022in black music, you clapp off beat, on the 2s and 4s instead of the 1 and 3. So it's not *clap* 2 *clap* 4 But it's One *clap* three *clap*

[@Weavileiscool]

@@gtctv7000yeah I only knew that from my high school jazz band class 😂

[@davisvoelzke8011]

The Ethiopian orthodox church is the original black church.

[@joselitofilipino9618]

I’m confused didn’t the Ethiopian Tewahedo church basically branch off of Coptic Orthodox church? Correct me if I’m wrong, I’m not that familiar with Oriental Orthodoxy.

[@JMek-zn6jv]

@@joselitofilipino9618they follow the same beliefs it’s just that the Ethiopians wanted to have their own patriarch/church head and not be under the Coptic church anymore in the 1950s. So from 300s ish when ethiopia became a Christian country to 1950s it was under coptics. But now they are a sister church of them👍🏾👍🏾

[@James_Wisniewski]

​@@JMek-zn6jv Yes, but they also have a slightly different Bible. The Ethiopian Church (and the Eritrean Church, as an offshoot of the Ethiopian Church) considers the Book of Enoch as part of the Biblical Canon, basically the only significant church to do so.

[@jacobpottage6938]

@@JMek-zn6jv They could not get a Bishop from Egypt because the Muslims blocked them, so the got their own?

[@icxcarnie]

Catholicism is also thriving in African countries. However, there are a lot of attacks and persecution against them. Pray!

[@Kirksville_Boi]

Ave Christus Rex!

[@matnic_6623]

Another person who looks like me wtf, guess I need to change my pfp lol

[@icxcarnie]

@@matnic_6623 My brother in Christ, you better keep the Chi Rho.

[@HistoryNerd808]

Yeah and not just against the Catholics. I'm admittedly not an expert on them so don't know exactly which denominations are most widespread in these places but a few I can think off the top of my head are the religious strife between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria, the Egyptian government's persecution of the Coptics, and Eritrea's(they're consistently ranked as #2 or #3 for the worst human rights record globally, behind only North Korea) persecution of Christians. And that doesn't include the persecution of Christians in many parts of Asia like China(where Christianity is growing and as we know from the Uighurs, China is antagonistic to basically every religion), North Korea(similar to China) and radical Buddhists have been attacking Buddhists in Sri Lanka for decades. My old church had a congregation in SL for awhile and so this is secondhand but I know how awful it is for the church there but they are presevering, thank the Lord.

[@Rolando_Cueva]

​@@icxcarnie there's at least three of you in this comment section 😂

[@SpicyCheeseAltHistory]

Why bro digging straight down that’s illegal

[@noblelashley1523]

😂😂😂 the intro clapping on the beat thing his hysterically funny to me. Im a Christian who grew up in a super conservative small town church of christ with no musical instruments in which case clapping is even frowned upon by the older members. Also im a drummer so this is extra funny to me. God bless

[@k.snyder_812]

At 7:30 I let out a little Baptist chuckle and said to myself “yeah we are kinda cringe”. So I guess you are right we are at least self aware.

[@BramptonAnglican]

My great great grandfather helped start the first black church in St.Catharines with Harriet Tubman. It’s a Methodist church.

[@BramptonAnglican]

@@tyronic3497 thanks. Won’t lie the services were always fun as a kid

[@cameronqueen8202]

My church is a Missionary Baptist church in West Virginia. They are pretty common around here, though none of them are historically black churches. I've never felt that the theology of a Missionary Baptist really differs from other Baptists much. We do tend to focus on supporting missionaries both domestic and abroad. We are also always looking for ways to support the local community. My church specifically is active in working with addiction recovery. My church is also a bit different from other Missionary Baptist's in the area in that others in the area tend to be more "old school". In that you have to wear a tie to church if you're a man, or a dress if you're a woman. They only read out of the KJV. They would never even dream of working with recovering addicts. My church is not like that. I can only really speak for the Missionary Baptists in my area of the country. I'm sure it is different other places.

[@coopermorse3264]

Your church might be apart of the American baptist association which isn’t historically black and whose churches often use the term missionary in their title. The church is associated with theological conservatism which would explain the exclusive use of the King James Bible and the formal nature of the service

[@hilohilo9539]

At 9:50, you speak of the 'Missionary Baptists.' The term 'Missionary Baptist' comes from the missions split in the Baptist church during the first half of the 19th century. The Missionary Baptists were in favor of foreign missions and the 'Primitive Baptists' were not. The Primitive Baptists said that foreign missions were an innovation which finds no basis in the New Testament, while the Missionary Baptists did not oppose them, and oftentimes supported them. The Missionary Baptists themselves are mainly Baptist congregations that are old enough to still be baring the name from that split. Most Baptists today support foreign missions, and so most Baptists today could properly be called 'Missionary Baptists' even if their church doesn't say missionary in the name. This was just a history of this group for if anyone did not know it.

[@goddepersonno3782]

thanks for the history and quite sad that American Baptists of the past did not recognise the global mission of the church. I suppose there's less cultural barriers to global mission in today's globally connected world

[@Doveheart]

As a black Person myself I appreciate these type of videos

[@2015BLOXXER]

Same

[@pcarnold9]

as a potato im a catholic

[@jacobmartinez5263]

@@pcarnold9ah. Fellow Irishman. Salve

[@KobeBryant-m9y]

same

[@pcarnold9]

peasant@@jacobmartinez5263

[@BoilerBall3094]

Black Churches Matter!

[@TheRealEvilRoy]

Always happy when us Baptists are mentioned. Feels like the Brazil is mentioned meme lol

[@kaetrianos]

as a Brazilian, Brasil mentioned 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@corvinmull2408]

A thorough examination of the theological beliefs of the founding fathers would actually make a good video for this channel I think. Could do one for the puritans of the mayflower and such too.

[@StephenAngelico]

"Southerners... You were wrong. Deal with it." If only all debates could be settled this way 😆

[@goddepersonno3782]

any Christian coping about how slavery isn't wrong is anathema, and an abomination to the body of Christ

[@uncannyvalley3190]

@@goddepersonno3782 I don't think there's many of those around, at least not enough to group all Southerns with a Civil War flag into that group. I don't really care either way but the argument now isn't "who was right" it's "can I fly this flag?" And like I said I personally don't care because I see both side of the argument.

[@HistoryNerd808]

​​​@@goddepersonno3782They aren't. For instance, the SBC, who were the ones to branch off from it over slavery have apologized many times for their role in slavery and their opposition to the Civil Rights Movement and they have an explicit outlawing of racism in their Faith and Message. They kicked a couple churches out for racism earlier this year(one in Oklahoma for a pastor wearing blackface and another in Tennessee for discrimination) so I think they're trying but unfortunately, as with the South in general, it's really hard to get rid of 360 years of racism, discrimination, etc. in 50(or less since it took the SBC awhile after the CRM to get with the program)

[@key-chain]

If any congregant may clap on beats 1 and 3 instead of 2 and 4, let him be anathema 😂

[@mikeny1987]

I am Church of God in Christ and most of us love HIGH CHURCH!!! Pray for us because we have some trying to high jack us!!!

[@retrictumrectus1010]

I call myself an evangelical. I didn't know that there is this thing called mainline and historically black. But then I am not an American and the white missionaries who came here to plant churches do not emphasize race. Also, until I discovered the internet, I thought all Americans are whites with exceptions, and all whites who speak English are Americans.

[@gilwaa]

Yeah, most historically black American churches/denominations formed due to racism. Whites didn’t allow blacks to worship with them, so blacks formed their own churches. Even though there has been a lot of social progress over the years, church is still one of the most segregated institutions, with most races worshipping separately.

[@lmae8337]

You remind me of the christian Indian lady I met years ago. She did not know there were dark skinned Americans. My family were the first ones she met.

[@unit2394]

There is a black equivalent of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church that is called the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America.

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

Wow! I didn't know that denomination was historically african-american, but thank you for telling me!

[@unit2394]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 of course, no problem!

[@DouglasGross6022]

Please pray for my girlfriend and me. We are in dire need of God's help. He is helping us! Please keep praying! 🙏🏻✝️

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

how so?

[@DouglasGross6022]

@@redeemedzoomer6053 It's not a short story. Earlier this year she had a psychotic break with hallucinations that I said abusive things to her. She was better with meds but those were stopped. She does not believe that I'm telling her the truth about what happened so she doesn't feel safe with me. She doesn't want to tell her doctor that these delusions have come back and her family won't help her. We want to have a family. She tells me that she loves me more than she's ever loved anyone and she just wants to come back to me, then begs me to tell her the truth. I pray throughout the day and night, and there's more going on but I can only share so much.

[@DouglasGross6022]

He is helping us! Please keep praying! 🙏🏻✝️

[@DouglasGross6022]

@tyronic3497 It was looking better, but not now. I keep praying because there's nothing else I can do. I want to marry her. She wants to marry me, but she's troubled by something I can't help.

[@JoWilliams-ud4eu]

​@DouglasGross6022 are you OK man? I hope these prayers helped

[@christianusacross5084]

The United States needs to be more Christian mostly Protestant and maybe Episcopal/Anglican

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

based

[@icxcarnie]

Anglicans/Episcopals are Protestants

[@Sebman1113]

I would hope to see a return of traditional mainline Protestantism.

[@Jesuslover2000]

As a Presby, I want there to actually be Presbyterian churches in Utah (the Mormon state). The only one that seems to be historically Christian is all the way in Salt Lake, which is not even close to Southern Utah (where I live).

[@Kirksville_Boi]

I think you meant more Catholic

[@danoctavian8184]

Another split of liberals from the conservatives is the Alliance of Baptists and the Cooperate Baptist Fellowship, both left the SBC when the conservatives got in leading positions and when it became clear that women ordination was out of question respectively.

[@kurtrosenthal6313]

If you don’t talk about Ethiopian tawahedo I will consider this to be a waste of my time.

[@2015BLOXXER]

There are also Ethiopian evangelicals too 😃

[@wintershreve2056]

The founding fathers were almost all christians. Jefferson and franklin were more secular & unitarian leaning, but they still acknowledged the beneficiality of the Christian Religion

[@wild_burn]

WRONG most of them were deist Freemasons

[@JoshuaTreePark2002]

I read that many of them were Freemasons and belonged to secret societies.

[@wintershreve2056]

American Freemasonry was not anti-clerical at the time of the revolution, and not all the founding fathers were Freemasons.

[@JoshuaTreePark2002]

@@wintershreve2056 oh 😮 I see.

[@Americanbadashh]

@@wintershreve2056 but many were not christian regardless

[@flameguy3416]

Ethiopi- oh African American

[@2015BLOXXER]

Nah African

[@thorgot911]

In every town or city in the south you'll find at least one historically black church for every denomination. You can thank segregation for that. I was raised in the LCMS tradition and in my hometown we had a LCMS historically black congregation.

[@joeycrasher1467]

Bro, he was speaking in tongues at the end there

[@Luuuuan]

I am Brazilian, i only noticed in the half of the video that the "black" in the churches he was talking about is not the color of the walls 🤡

[@imperadoraureo]

os gringos nunca iam entender a expressão "igreja da parede preta

[@christopherboyd9855]

Founding Father with good theology includes our first speaker, Rev Frederick Muhlenberg.

[@theproceedings4050]

I would encourage you to study the lives of the founding fathers. Most of them were very strong Christians and not at all the deists that they are portrayed as. A few of them like Jefferson or Franklin are guilty of having not believed or been affirming of heresies at one point in their lives, but that is not the majority.

[@wintershreve2056]

Amen

[@feudfan55]

Thank you for this point. The founders were not deists as a general rule. Some might not have been trinitarians or believers in the divinity of Jesus, but they weren’t the majority. This is a lesson that needs to be learned across the board.

[@Americanbadashh]

If you believe that you didn't study them hard enough

[@theproceedings4050]

@@Americanbadashh Okay bud... You keep believing that in ignorance. One should be careful to not confuse non-Christian deism with Christian deism.

[@gumbyshrimp2606]

Martin Luther King Jr denied Christ’s divinity and the virgin birth. He was never saved.

[@54032Zepol]

Clown 🤡

[@flameguy3416]

He was quite an evil man, not a good record. Of course excluding the contributions he made to civil rights.

[@gumbyshrimp2606]

@@flameguy3416 including* the contributions to the civil rights movement. We still live in the ill effects of that movement today, and it is the main reason why our society is so liberalized and devoid of God.

[@cormundum_o]

@@gumbyshrimp2606So what do you suggest? Letting America be inexcusably racist?

[@drascalicus5187]

​@@cormundum_oOnly difference today is who is racist to who. Either way, King and the whole movement behind him has not led to progress. Compare the situation of the 60s to now. The soul is now dead and no progress made.

[@Hacker_rex04yt]

Where tawahengo aka Ethiopian orthodox?

[@Machodave2020]

He was talking about African-American churches, not the churches of the entire black diaspora.

[@harrygarris6921]

@@Machodave2020 Ethiopians are native to Ethiopia, so they’re not part of the diaspora. Here in the US is the diaspora.

[@Machodave2020]

@@harrygarris6921 no, the diaspora includes all black people even if they are native to the land - since we're all lumped into the black category. Edit: The only difference is Africa is the motherland, whereas the US isn't.

[@harrygarris6921]

@@Machodave2020 but the word diaspora is referring to people who have left their homeland. Whether by choice or by force.

[@Memes-bm1oc]

Plz stop mining gravel with your pick

[@JoshuaCalebRose1]

what an opening line.

[@karalewis388]

The current Southern Baptist Convention President is actually black 😂

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

I didn't know that

[@SpicyCheeseAltHistory]

Get bro some better gear in mc I swear

[@Aerodynamicz1]

I grew up between non denom and missionary baptist churches. Missionary baptist churches dont have strict rules on arminian or calvinism. But most lean arminian. Missionary baptist are in a way kind of black Evangelist in the more literal sense. Theology isnt really forced. But if you have theology that is more justifiable from theologians beliefs but not so much the bible youll get pushback. Missionary baptist will say "were doing what jesus told the apostles to do" and "were bible believing christians". Meaning if its not justified by bible alone they arent hearing it. Tradition will always be rejected because to missionary baptist alot of us feel liketheology and man made doctrines of denominations are more opinion and assumption than actual biblically backed. Thats the reason why i like missionary bapstist. They dont care about church fathers or oral tradition. They go to the bible over everything. Music,singing,dancing being a form of worship like described in the bible is promoted. We feed eachother, we feed and help the sick and hungry. And we evangelize and extend the gospel to people. When coning back to the faith, black missionary churches were rhe only ones that i saw fully adhering to the bible and not following man made interpretations from other people. So i joined them 🤷🏾

[@bjw8806]

That’s not completely accurate about MLK Jr post seminary

[@nikkirobbins5802]

Ok, Redeemed. Gonna share a little. I'm Black. Was raised Baptist (more specofically National Baptist. Belonged to an AME church for years cuz one great grand-parent was Methodist and the other was Baptist. So my grandmother went to both churches and knew both sides well. I got baptised later than most cuz I wanted to "know that i know that i know" if you will. However, my son was baptised as a baby, and again when he started his own personal relationship with G-d himself. I think that you make it seem as tho Baptists don't baptize babies because we don't believe it is sacred in any way when it's more like "don't play with G-d so you'd better be darn sure about what you're doing " kinda way. The idea is that your life will never be the same. In fact, it should NEVER be the same, because now you know for yourself. The Lord's Supper is taken once a month ideally by all BAPTIZED believers. It too is very sacred and taken very very seriously which is why you should be able to CHOOSE to do it (be baptized). The idea is that these sacraments are so sacred that you MUST undetstand it. Its not that it's unimportant, it's that we don't think you need it to go to heaven, if you will. In other words, if you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour, on your deathbed, for example, you have all rights to the kingdom of Heaven. Without being baptised or having taken the Lord's Supper. The emphasis is always salvation salvation salvation, but in the end... No matter the theories about Christianity, it is really only salvation that counts. Example, look at the thief on the cross next to Jesus. As far as we know, he was neither baptised nor took the Lord's Supper but because he acknowleged Jesus as Lord , Jesus , Himself, assured him that he be with Him in Paradise!

[@joenathan8059]

When i was new to orthodoxy, i was surprised that we had a black priest from Nigeria cause at that point i thought they were only from the balkans

[@dashaybudda9557]

We were joking about a video like this on discord😂 “Why Im not black protestant.”

[@naiminterim]

I've been waiting for a video like this

[@fishtail1129]

Read George Washington’s writings, he was a devout man of faith.

[@wild_burn]

All of them say that he’s a Freemason Deist, who only believes in salvation through works

[@harrygarris6921]

@@wild_burn well a lot of the founding fathers were so I think they all get lumped under that label

[@fishtail1129]

@@wild_burn Not sure who “they” are. Read the man’s own words, not just what some textbook says.

[@wild_burn]

@@harrygarris6921 This Many people forget that the Christian majority wouldn’t have accepted the revolution if they had known the true “faith” of the founders

[@TNNRawVantrez]

The church of god in Christ if American black folks had a rite in Catholicism

[@amtc4ihs2005]

I'd like to check out your Presbyterian church since I like to check out churches online.

[@CooperTheGoosebumpsGuy]

Amen❤❤❤🎉🎉😊😊

[@FleetwaySuperSonicOffical]

Yay new video

[@swiftday588]

No historically white church? Uhhh, Christian Identity???

[@CooperTheGoosebumpsGuy]

Amen❤🎉😊

[@christopherortiz5527]

"Oh nice diamonds" lol.

[@dennisthefivestarman8177]

You forgot to include a video link in the description

[@nenrat]

I'm still hoping you'll make a video about African Christian Sects which started from Africa.

[@louannebvb]

South African here. I went to a majority black Methodist Church today and I must say, South African black Christians tend to be very devout in their faith... I met a lady who went to the church for over 20 years and the church is definitely traditional.

[@eternalservant_]

ethiopia🤷🏾‍♂️

[@nicanic6267]

Have a nice day

[@mynameis......23]

2:20

[@jdan3277]

I am cerious sermon times. Like I wonder which denomination tends to have the longest sermons. It makes you think if there is any correlation or not, if there is a reason behind it or not.

[@jdan3277]

I say this coming from black chruchs and baptist chruch's. Some of our secound service's can go on for like 2-3 hours. Others I have seen like catholic do not go past 30.

[@anyanyanyanyanyany3551]

my charismatic church (an international branch of COG-TN) had 2 hour Sunday services with sermons as long as an hour or more, and most of the sermons were not theologically substantive and usually had prosperity-gospel tinges. The anglican church that I now attend only have 20-30 minute sermons and I have learned much more in a year there than I have growing for 10+ years in the charismatic church. This is just my personal experience though.

[@jdan3277]

@@anyanyanyanyanyany3551 That is why I am cerious. I do wonde is ot just the pastor or is there a main cause behind it.

[@DrGero15]

There is no link to the interview in the description.

[@Jesuslover2000]

‭‭Revelation‬ ‭20:3‬ and cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up, and set a seal upon him, that he should deceive the nations no more, till the thousand years should be fulfilled: and after that he must be loosed a little season. So... apparently that IS going to happen, Zoomer. I forgot where, but I remember hearing that you didn't agree with this position, and nor did I till a few minutes ago when I heard + read this. So das cool

[@bjw8806]

Also immediately after Rev. Jackson , the National Baptist adopted the social civil rights views of the progressive baptists . Rev Tj Jemmison

[@shivadarling18]

Heh heh, I go to a baptist church. Don't worry, I don't take the punches seriously or I'd be too busy crying than getting anything done.

[@bim5093]

North < Texas. South < Texas. Cali-looservill < Texas. Texas 🇨🇱.

[@billyrayphillips]

It's interesting that you bring up missionary Baptists because it's a bit more of a gray topic than you would expect. I grew up in the Baptist Missionary Association of America. I attended a BMA college and a BMA seminary. I was on staff at a BMA church. So, I am very familiar with the denomination. The problem is that there is the BMA denomination, but the term missionary Baptist also just describes a type of Baptist. The BMA denomination I grew up in is primarily in the South, split from the SBC over landmarkism, and is majority white although there are majority black churches in the BMA. The BMA, while being mainly arminian as you mentioned, has a seminary with a Calvinist president and a lot of their graduates end up being Calvinistic.

[@Angelinajolieshorts]

Love is the best religion in the world 🌎

[@levistephens3512]

I know this isn't the topic of this video, but have you ever talked about the Wesleyan church? You talk about Methodist all the time, but not how they were a split from the Wesleyan church.

[@Abcdefghijajajaja]

Plz tone down the music in the background ❤️

[@kylethomas2993]

I belong to an LCMS church that's been around since 1871 thats both historical and conservative. Pretty much all the churches around me are historical rural Lutheran churches and when I was a kid i thought that was the norm everywhere.

[@JohnGisMe]

17:02 Ezekiel 37:1-10.

[@borisvandruff7532]

I hear “Freu dich sehr, o meine Seele” in the background. Based Protestant hymn tune.

[@limitlesschoices]

Do you play bedrock or java minecraft?

[@happygofishing]

bedrock is heretical.

[@jdan3277]

You know one thing about american black churchs in the south. They are by far the most passionate pastros and people you will ever see.

[@Kirksville_Boi]

Also some of the most heretical people too. Pastors Flying in the air, using the “force” on people (not kidding), and female pastors.

[@jdan3277]

@@Kirksville_Boi o yahh 100% especially the churchs in Aferica and parts of the European. Are very big on that. But to be clear I was more talking about how the congregation will shout "Amen". The pastros will yell and the piano will play in the back ground. As much as people joke about it it 100% dose happen. ( This is in my experince from one I have been to or seen)

[@luanderson.ferreira]

I was just thinking about black denominations this other day and how could be hard for a black convert to catholicism

[@gabelail6961]

Wait wait wait: did he say "f. that" in regards to going to a Baptist church? Big oof dude (EDIT: HE CLARIFIED WHAT HE SAID IN THE COMMENTS IT WASN'T WHAT I HEARD)

[@bookgirl2702]

I’m almost 100% certain he didn’t. But if you could give me a time stamp I could rewatch that part and double check.

[@gabelail6961]

@@bookgirl2702 7:20 to 7:40 timeframe

[@redeemedzoomer6053]

bruh no... I said "FUN FACT" not "f that"

[@gabelail6961]

@redeemedzoomer6053 my bad dude. It just sounded like it. It kinda caught me off guard and I was like "Woah, no way he said that". My bad dude, didn't mean to insinuate anything I'm sorry

[@fisfishy1244]

What..

[@Justin-yn5py]

Objectively MLk was a terrible person and not someone we should celebrate. He also denied the divinity of Christ and probably in hell right now

[@upside_you_mop]

7:25

[@KerbalProductions777]

Zoomer, I strongly disagree with your views regarding the War Between the States. There were many causes of secession, slavery was only one of them. Of the I believe 11 states which seceded from the Union, only 4 state that slavery was the cause of their secession. Regardless, those four states mention other causes which were also the cause of southern secession, one of them was the fact the north planned on freeing slaves and leaving them to starve to death(Mississippi secession ordinance)and the northern implementation of tarrifs(South Carolina secession ordinance.) The address to the slave holding states in fact lines out all southern causes for secession, slavery wasn’t even the main cause. Among the other causes were tarrifs, which led to the South Carolina nullification crisis(1832)and the issue of states rights(addressed in address to the slaveholding states.) it’s a strawman of the south to suggest they seceded on the sole basis of slavery. If you’d like to know more I have a video essay about this and I can also recommend some other actual videos and articles about this isssue.

[@ElijahDawkins-yb1uc]

First, I would like to preface this by saying that I am a Christian and a Texan. While slavery was not the only reason for secession, it was the main one. It is a modern Southern myth to claim otherwise. If you look at the secession documents, Mississippi claimed that the North wasn't returning slaves that had escaped. That was their main reason. South Carolina claimed that there was, for some inexplicable reason, (no possible idea) a hostility in the North towards the main institution the South was built on-slavery. The propaganda the South used was 'they're coming to take your slaves!' Not until racism became unpopular did modern Confederate sympathizers start arguing that it actually wasn't about slavery.

[@wild_burn]

I’m gonna say it MLK

[@gigahorse1475]

No

[@lionelgideom]

Malcolm was Muslim

[@wild_burn]

@@lionelgideom And? Mlk was a heretical false preacher

[@leinad3955]

Omg can you please not have the music in these videos, it gets repetitive and distracts from what you're saying. Please!!!

[@JasmineTeaEnjoyer]

monkaLaugh

[@epicepicenter715]

Yeah the black churches yeah I don't think they practice what everyone else practices if you know what I mean the Black arts