iThink Biblically does NOT think Biblically

[@OrthodoxKyle]

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[@Hoodinator17]

Can we have access to that document please!?

[@tevan_joestar]

Finally you're on Instagram. Are you gonna post Orthodox content there too?

[@orrorsaness5942]

Yey

[@evkoum]

Thank you @OrthodoxKyle for posting and hope it goes even better. I have a random question (everybody feel free to chip in if you want). I want to buy two books that they won't arrive in Europe. They are from John Coleman. Is there any way to get some help from someone in the states? Thank you again.

[@GenericYoutubeGuy]

Are you proud of being an orthodox? Praying to saints? Glorifying your denomination with chants and treasures? Thinking those who follow all that Jesus says are going to go to hell? Trapped in the traditions of man rather than the commands of Jesus Christ? Not caring enough about the Word of God? Look no longer, for you need to repent.

[@michaelsmith8028]

Protestantism has done so much damage. Almost every atheist I know thinks Christianity is just Protestantism. It's what's going to happen when you make every person their own Pope.

[@SethNemah]

I wish God had struck down Martin Luther with a lightning bolt that night when he promised to be a monk. The world would have been better off without him.

[@DANtheMANofSIPA]

In the US, people will ask "are you Christian or Catholic?" When they say Christian, they are asking if you are protestant. To most Americans, they don't even know Orthodoxy exists. It's either Protestant or Catholic

[@nikkilengyel]

One of my friends' objection to Christianity was very much based on the stereotype of Evangelical Christians. She thought I believe in "Sky daddy" (as in actual old man in the sky) and "Maga" (as in worshipping Trump) and had to explain to her that none of these things are actually Christian.

[@joshua-l6m]

@@nikkilengyel A lot of people think Christianity was practically made in the south. When I've pointed out the 2000 yr tradition, and extensive writing of the Church, most atheists just shut down because they've never thought beyond bible thumping America. It's a shame American Protestantism is so focused on emotion and concerts, and not our rich history and theology.

[@everyonesfavoritesejong]

Most atheists seem to think that Christianity is only followed by white Republican Americans. Now, of course, Christian Democrat doesn't make much sense either.

[@НиколайРоманов-л6ю]

Protestant logic: everyone got Jesus wrong until a random priest somwhere in Germany around 1400 years after Jesus 😂

[@jokage_]

That’s not what we think, we believe Christianity was Christianity until the Romans corrupted it 200 years later

[@НиколайРоманов-л6ю]

​@@jokage_really? So why didn't anyone reject Catholicism in the very beginning? Martin Luther's trip to Rome was very random, and if it didn't happen, Protestantism wouldn't be existing right now. Protestants reject the supremacy and Monarchy of God The Father, this makes them, along with Catholics as heretics. Also, which Protestantism are you defending? There are 4000 Protestantism denominations

[@thebuildingground380]

Exactly, and in the video he tried to argue just because the Jews were wrong with Jesus Christ, so was the apostles with the Church?! Make it make sense lol!

[@paulgundrum9059]

I just see little "popes" scurrying about when I listen to protestants/evangelicals, everyone being their own authority, kinda reminds me of Minions 😂

[@Hoodinator17]

And that random priest is also a heretic now by their standard

[@UtrenjaEnsemble]

>Be Protestant >Always trust The Bible ONLY >Removes books from The Bible

[@followerofyeshua6796]

What books were removed by protestants? Thats a claim with no receipts.

[@orrorsaness5942]

This😊

[@asurrealistworld4412]

>Always claim certain things as "not Biblical" or "not in the Bible" that are actually found in there.

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@asurrealistworld4412 exactly and this is why I don’t follow heretical Protestant doctrine anymore.

[@nikkilengyel]

​@@asurrealistworld4412For real. I've realized that whenever they cry "unbiblical!" It's because they don't actually know their Bible as well as they think they do. Send them to Sam Shamoun and he'll tear them a new one 😂👌

[@RainyLodge.]

My brothers in christ, I attended divine liturgy for the first time! It was the best feeling I have ever felt.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Glory to God!!!

[@Ivan.Mikhailovich]

How can you think biblically without the full Bible?

[@jeremyphilippe5122]

That's tough 💀

[@sathsojourns]

W St. John of Kronstadt pfp, he's my favourite Saint. May he always intercede for us to the Lord

[@Ivan.Mikhailovich]

@@sathsojourns he's my patron! Indeed, may he intercede for our souls

[@danvankouwenberg7234]

Sola (mosta) scriptura

[@TheRealRealOK]

@@danvankouwenberg7234. Lol mosta

[@bayzedgossiper2852]

My whole family is Protestant and it’s very difficult to talk to them about Orthodoxy. I have to keep faith that one day they will convert

[@johnndamascene]

Just focus on your faith. They may follow by your example, God willing.

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@johnndamascenesame here, I am unable to get baptized because of it!

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@johnndamascenethis is a genuine problem, what can be done?

[@johnndamascene]

@@orrorsaness5942 they will not let you attend divine liturgy?

[@orrorsaness5942]

sadly, no @@johnndamascene. I tried getting my dad to do so in one sunday, but he simply refused to let that be an option. He would rather go to Knotts Berry Farm than Blessed Divine Liturgy... =(

[@starstray4326]

I read into rock and sand written by beloved arch priest Fr Josiah Trenham. The biggest eye opener was when Protestant reformers like Zwingli and Martin Luther claimed to have read from the same sources St Augustine yet came to completely different conclusions on the sacramental nature of the church. We are lead to believe they where the correct Christians yet they couldn’t agree on the nature of worship claiming the same written sources. The anabaptists where so off calling the Eucharist not the blood and body of Christ Martin Luther said he’d rather take communion with Rome. I used to be a Protestant and I thank God I’m not anymore.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

pray for Protestants!

[@uganda_mn397]

Read hebrews 9:25 please

[@r4ngerr4ge32]

@@uganda_mn397ok, what is your point?

[@uganda_mn397]

@@r4ngerr4ge32 how can you believe the real presence as a sacrifice or whatever after reading this?

[@r4ngerr4ge32]

@@uganda_mn397 because the event of the Eucharist is outside of time, therefore it is participated across all time.

[@RhiannonSenpai]

Prostestants miss a lot of the real presence by not doing the sacraments: the eucharistic, the confession etc. But some of the protestants (mostly pentecostals) feel in their soul they miss the real presence but instead of becoming orthodox they make noises, bark, shake on the floor.

[@emirobinatoru]

And people told me pentacostals were closer to Catholicism than other protestant branches

[@MrWesford]

@@emirobinatoruWell, many Pentacostals are very liberal. and Roman Catholicism is very liberal and believe that gay marriages are Holy. So, they are very similar in that way.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Facts @@emirobinatoru

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@MrWesford Reject Pentacostals and Roman Catholics Embrace The Pensuke Files, Orthodox Kyle, and Orthodox Christianity!

[@carlgustafemilmannerheim5661]

​@@MrWesfordCatholicism is not very liberal maybe in the US but that doesn't mean that it is so throughout the whole world. Polish and Phillipino catholics are indefinitely more conservative than any American Christian.

[@qijiy]

Literally don't see how anyone can deny real presence, protestant or not

[@wiktorhoffmar1984]

We Lutherans dont deny the presence

[@xxFairestxx]

@@wiktorhoffmar1984but you also don’t have it…

[@razoredge6130]

If the wine doesn't turn into literal blood, it's not real

[@xxFairestxx]

@@razoredge6130 ok I’ll listen to you instead of the apostles, the Bible, and the church fathers. Not.

[@J..P..]

​@@razoredge6130was God really and truly present in the burning bush? If yes, did the bush remain a bush despite the presence of God dwelling therein?

[@rebaser6172]

It really is weird that these ostensibly intelligent people miss the easiest point. WHO decides whose interpretation is correct? It seems like pride is blocking them from being fully cognizant of this dilemma in their thinking -- "Clearly MY interpretation is correct!" Why would Jesus create a text which we would endlessly debate over? He didn't. He created an authority for us to follow. The problem is people don't want to submit. A strange and sad dynamic.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Pride was chief sin in the garden...

[@Theoretically-ko6lr]

Its devil’s work. On the hand the devil prevents them from seeing the truth and on the other hand its the pride..both of these things work together and unfortunately these poor people no matter what they hear or see, they cannot understand it or refuse to accept it. Please pray for them ❤

[@FaithfulComforter]

I was raised Roman Catholic, walked away due to the papacy just being heretical (currently blown away at the Roman Catholic’s history of various schisms). Remained a trinitarian theist but fell away in sin and was Biblically ignorant. Became a Protestants(blown away all their schisms as well) and now I’ve been recently studying Eastern Orthodoxy. Thanks Kyle for bringing citing your sources. God bless

[@FaithfulComforter]

@Veganismdebunked812 The Papacy was rejected since the beginning by the Eastern Orthodox and didn’t come into play until Vatican 1 if not mistaken.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Come visit: orthodoxyinamerica.org/ watch these: kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8f7aOVmFtDRBBdTxpfO7k4w&si=ZGl4AjKHXYUjKu_R God bless!

[@Alex-bz7re]

@Veganismdebunked812😂😂😂 it’s funny how catholics are trying to teach us our dogma but they don’t know their own. Papacy is heretical: usury, the pope is god on earth literally, purgatory, Filioque way and many others

[@FaithfulComforter]

@Veganismdebunked812 I love you but you’re biased and very misinformed. I would be Roman Catholic if it was the truth. It’s not.

[@FaithfulComforter]

@@OrthodoxKyle Thank you, I went to my first vesper service last Saturday. I’ll go to my first Sunday orthodox service this weekend.

[@adjustedbrass7551]

St. Ignatius was the final straw that broke me from protestantism. Sure, i went to the roman church, but i found my way home eventually.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Glory to God!

[@Stone15656]

Protestant Churches are Megadeth concerts. I dare you to convince me not 💀

[@MatthewBitty]

No, megadeth sounds a lot better

[@acekoala457]

Megadeth concerts are probably more fun.

[@Skullnaught]

Megadeth at least has good music

[@MatthewBitty]

@@Skullnaught fr fr

[@orthojuche16]

I like Megadeth though, can't say the same for contemporary "Christian" music

[@aaronwolf4211]

The rationalist incredulity of Protestants drives me insane…as if incredulity is somehow a meaningful argument that determines what is and isn’t true. We must work to call them out more on this point, any time they say “Well I just can’t believe that…” or some other such thing.

[@acekoala457]

It's because they are just Atheists pretending to be Christian.

[@alexanderstallings9352]

The incredulous walked away after Christ told them they must eat His flesh and drink His blood.

[@Firebreath56]

You are absolutely right, it's infuriating. It's as absurd as a flat earther stating that they "just can't believe that the earth is a sphere." It's completely irrelevant. It's not an argument, and has no bearing on what's true or false.

[@jaredalfred965]

As a protestant I must admit that protestants argue like atheists.I'm contemplating converting to Orthodoxy.

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@Firebreath56facts reject the heretic being debunked in the video Embrace The Pensuke Files and blessed 😇 Eucharist!

[@ultravegito4339]

Finally 😂😂😂😂 Kyle bro answered my request

[@おるが-l3x]

'Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood...'' Two very specific nouns and very specific actions. Idk what protestants would have wanted Jesus to say instead. ''Consume and digest my body tissue and drink my plasma and red blood cells''. Also, how is it not possible, as protestants say, for Jesus to have sacrificed for our sins once on the cross, and then for us to recieve that eternal sacrifice, through eating the very physical and divine body that was sacrificed, for eternity? God breaks through time, and humanly brings us the sacrifice he has made in flesh. And for the people that say they can't see or taste the blood. Does the blood need to be made of blood components, atom by atom, for it to be the actual blood of Jesus? Do you prioritize your senses or a microscope, over the word of Jesus? Can't you take the blood as literal, if it is made blood by divine intervention instead of some weird chemical reaction? The priest works through the divine, not with chemistry. I love you protestants, as I love my grandmother who is also one. Please come to Orthodoxy.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Amen 🙏

[@saint-jiub]

Epic comment!

[@sirlagsalot6266]

I left my non-denominational church because I had so many issues with the liturgy. Inherently many things felt wrong about the Protestant Church I was going to as well as the lack of authority in general. So for many other reasons including these and after weighing my options when looking at church history I’m converting to orthodoxy ☦️. This channel has been immensely helpful in confirming my suspicions and finding the true church. Please pray for my family that they may come to the same conclusion.

[@Servant_of_Christ_]

I want to become Orthodox. But I’m kinda in a dilemma. The only Orthodox Church near me is far away, and I don’t drive yet.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Start doing Orthodox prayers: kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8f7aOVmFtDRBBdTxpfO7k4w&si=gnuzLnKVbBF4PvRs Email Closest Priest: orthodoxyinamerica.org/ Join discord:discord.com/invite/wtqDsy4eVs God bless!

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@OrthodoxKylethanks! I am starting by making intercessions to Saint Constantine The Great and doing the Left hand cross symbol on my chest. Is this the right thing to do, and if not, what should be fixed for Christ?

[@fornost64]

@@orrorsaness5942 Cross yourself using your right hand with your pointer and middle finger touching your thumb. Father at the forehead, Son at the diaphragm/waistline, Holy at the right should and ending at Spirit on the left shoulder. May god guide your footsteps.

[@CherryDreamer96]

I'm in the same position but found online Catechism classes! Email the nearest Priest, even if you can't meet with him directly they are more than happy to give you some guidance and might give you details of someone closer to you who can take you to liturgy. That's what happened with me 🙏🏼☦

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@fornost64 thank you 🙏

[@joelrobertsonmusic]

I haven’t quite reasoned through everything but I can say I now believe there’s a real presence as a Protestant. The Eucharist as a symbol makes no sense.

[@НиколайРоманов-л6ю]

The Eucharist represent's Jesus

[@xxFairestxx]

@@НиколайРоманов-л6юit IS Jesus

[@redwojak5182]

repent, before is too late, protestants are just atheists. join the true church, the one that was always here, not the one invented yesterday in a broom closet by some homosexual lunatics

[@RonaldSeese-sx4ow]

That was the first realization I made in becoming orthodox. After that all the other Protestant heresies fell like dominos.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Watch this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8ceRe-hveesAjWERK3Rj8eV&si=7JReX6FOrI9qX5Jy Come visit: orthodoxyinamerica.org/ reach out if you have questions!

[@harrygarris6921]

The only point in the entire gospels where a significant portion of Jesus’s disciples permanently abandon him is over exactly this issue. John 6:60 his disciples after hearing they need to eat Jesus’s flesh and blood to inherit eternal life said this is a hard teaching and many of them could not accept it. If there’s no real presence in the Eucharist this story in scripture makes no sense. As a rule of thumb if you have a theological view that is irreconcilable with a portion of scripture it’s probably your view that is wrong. The Bible is a coherent narrative when properly understood.

[@jlynn5680]

I used to watch Him when I was first Christian. And actually still get notifications. I saw this video come up, but didn’t watch it. However, he did a survey asking if orthodox was heretical. Had some fun discussions on that one. I hope I at least got some people thinking or maybe go digging deeper. I’m sure if only to refute me, but maybe they’d see the truth along the way. ☦️😊

[@AllenVarghese-o9d]

I was there too I think I saw you 😂

[@jlynn5680]

@@AllenVarghese-o9d Lol. I hope I gave Orthodox some justice. It's hard to put everything in the comments without it turning it into a book. Plus, you can't really argue with someone who already has preconceived notions and refuses to look up other view points. No matter what you say or the verses in the Bible they tend to look past says, to them, anything else will always be wrong. If they really thought about it, their views make no sense. Once saved, always saved is what got me questioning when I was protestant. Like you can just keep sinning, and Jesus will forgive you because you asked years ago? The sower parable and the verses following says it plain as day. You can lose your salvation. Anywho, see what I mean about writing a book? I could keep going. 😅

[@AllenVarghese-o9d]

@@jlynn5680 Yeah exactly my comments were like 4 paragraphs long I had like 15 comments on the video itself but I deleted them because they were condescending and it was making Orthodoxy look bad

[@jlynn5680]

@@AllenVarghese-o9d good call then! 😅. However, sometimes you can’t help but to sound that way. We are right, and we can’t help but want others to see it as well. Orthodoxy makes the most sense. And it gets frustrating when people who know nothing about orthodoxy talk as if they do, calling us heretics. We are aloud defend our faith. Sometimes, frustrations just come out a bit harsh. 😊

[@MaximusWolfe]

“I think biblically” Let me stop you at “I think,” sport.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

🤣😂

[@living_orthodox]

Finally sat down to watch and wow! Perfect timing! This is a great video, and good job highlighting saints like St. Ignatius who clearly speak about the reality of the Eucharist!

[@OrthodoxKyle]

thank you (:

[@emilyantiqua]

Kyle your meme editing style takes me out every time it’s soooo funny 😆

[@OrthodoxKyle]

😂🤣💯💯

[@5dszmusic]

Could you possibly do a video on the removed books of the Bible and reasons for removing them? I think it would be very interesting and useful.

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

Well done as per usual brother. God bless

[@OrthodoxKyle]

thanks! God bless!

[@kikisinozic7475]

As a Roman Catholic I highly respect the Orthodox Church. I wish we would just reunite and stop staying divided

[@OnlyCatechumen]

That could never happen though without the Roman Church going against their heresies

[@Darncoolcreeper]

They actually are missing 10 books from the bible.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Facts Catholics Removed 3 books And Luther Removed 7

[@yourlocalyoutubecommenter]

@@orrorsaness5942 I'm not a Catholic, but isn't the Catholic canon the same as agreed upon at the Council of Carthage in 397

[@orrorsaness5942]

if they removed books from the bible, no@@yourlocalyoutubecommenter

[@pennsyltuckyreb9800]

iThink Heretically. Come join me in hell.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

pray he repents!

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@OrthodoxKyleamen

[@gagi333]

thanks for the video man, kyle is a man of the people

[@andrewharvest2528]

Kyle I’m proud of you bro your videos just get better. Keep doing your thing brother.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

🙏

[@EmmanouilPitaridis]

"iThink Biblically does not think biblically" no shit Sherlock 😂. Love your content

[@pelagonianlion8276]

The Eucharist is a re-presentation of that same sacrifice of Christ which was accomplished for us 2000 years ago. It's not another sacrifice every time we celebrate the Eucharist, but a stepping into of that ONE and ONLY eternal saving sacrifice of Christ. Thank the Lord that he has shown such mercy to us sinners.

[@odaviation8682]

Thank you, Kyle! I sent you the link to the video ;) These protestants need to be exposed!

[@OrthodoxKyle]

thanks!!

[@nd6306]

I am a confessional Lutheran who enjoys watching your videos. It’s a shame that Protestant groups refuse the real presence. If it’s a symbol then it does nothing, but it is the true body and blood of my Lord and He promises forgiveness of sins with it. Literally all over the New Testament. God bless!

[@OrthodoxKyle]

Look into Orthodoxy: kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8f7aOVmFtDRBBdTxpfO7k4w&si=noj6qGBjD3me2XoR watch this interview with ex-Lutheran: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnOXcqRnlNd1sNksi=LiS21rieTgTq2cbJ reach out anytime and come visit! orthodoxyinamerica.org/ God bless!

[@thebuildingground380]

Lol, if you saw the comment section, I tried to simplify the logic to "IThinkBiblically". But this guy is actually just not knowledgable and is straight up blasphemous. This is genuenly not a forgivable sin by God if he continues to believe so until his mortal death so we have to pray for him to see the truth and study Orthodoxy!

[@OrthodoxKyle]

pray for him!

[@Coolbeansoooo83799]

Great Video Kyle!

[@baldwinthefourth4098]

I used to watch this guy but when I found out he barks on the Catholic and Orthodox Churches and says that we are "idolaters", I stopped taking him seriously.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Reject I Think Heretically Embrace my series The Pensuke Files

[@s_____s4470]

I’ve been thinking about getting into Orthodoxy. I’m not sure if I should just randomly show up to an Orthodox church near me.

[@おるが-l3x]

I would recommend you show up to Divine Liturgy, everyone is welcome to see the liturgy no matter the faith.

[@sm360zfx]

Show up then talk to the priest after the service if you're interested

[@OrthodoxKyle]

watch these: kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8f7aOVmFtDRBBdTxpfO7k4w&si=Y3OYVwxo8jRz9Cok Come visit: orthodoxyinamerica.org/ reach out if you have questions!

[@laflame2027]

melkite catholic here! i hope one day we can come back in communion with the orthodox church. I know yall want us back and we really are not against it, but Constantinople did us dirty back then and it was The reason why we left in the first place. i think there is a big chance we'll come back once the orthodox church apologizes for what they've done to us.

[@TheRealRealOK]

What? The only way you guys can come back is by renouncing your heresies. What you said is like us saying we’d join up with the Uniates, but they did Orthodox dirty in the past. We need them to apologize. No, the issue is their heresy, not the fact that they killed Orthodox and forced conversions.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

But Rome teaches error: kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8dRxtTvcdACuo3AOkvB9eb3&si=N8IiVmixI2z65rif watch these videos" kzbin.info/aero/PL6eyVWFC0v8f7aOVmFtDRBBdTxpfO7k4w&si=mXcd0aZZKp2FniGW Come visit Orthodox Church: orthodoxyinamerica.org/

[@laflame2027]

​​​@@TheRealRealOKyou dont know what youre talking about, do you? The ONLY reason why the melkites got kicked out was because Jeremias III feared he'd lose authority and declares Cyril's election to be invalid then started persecuting us, we LITERALLY teach basically the same thing and Constantinople knows that they messed up to this Day. We're not part of the orthodox church ONLY because Jeremias III greediness, there is no theological reason. We're in communion with Rome, yes, but we haven't changed a single teaching since the first century.

[@catty5757]

​@@TheRealRealOKLol, the melkites are not out because of theology, they're out because of politics. there is no theological incoherence between melkites and orthodoxies. I'm not even melkite but y'all mistreated them; y'all want them back but never cared to do the bare minimum, humble yourselves and apologize, they'll probably be back.

[@TheRealRealOK]

@@catty5757 Who said we want them back? Uniates abused Orthodox. If we responded, oh well. So tell me, what did Orthodox do to Melkites that we need to apologize for? I don’t believe you when you say it’s political. Catholics say the same about the schism. It’s always theological.

[@Goths-On-The-Beach]

This guy thinks the word sacrifice is a GOTCHA or something....

[@orthoeric]

Debate this guy on The Crucible

[@way2tehdawn]

Very good video and amazing points.

[@david00002]

i have been waiting for you to make a video about him ever since i told you about him

[@OrthodoxKyle]

thanks!

[@elitecoldsteel]

I love these debunks hahaha

[@OrthodoxKyle]

💯👍

[@baldwinthefourth4098]

The man who stands on only the Bible is like a man who stands on only one leg.

[@BasiliscBaz]

When someone says something bad about eucharist, or something like "Aktually Jesus mens his word" my blood starts boil

[@johnnyd2383]

That is called righteous anger.

[@BasiliscBaz]

@@johnnyd2383 amen

[@hippopilot6750]

Begs the question for protestants, how else could Jesus have stated it clearer for the real presence than "This is my body, this is my blood." If supposedly he didn't mean that?

[@AustimosPrime]

First of all at 21:30 when he says he's told Orthodox people this and they "dont believe him" ... that has to be a lie. In the liturgy it's literally stated as a rational and bloodless sacrifice.

[@orrorsaness5942]

This!

[@orrorsaness5942]

Either he is lying Or these “Orthodox” people didn’t look deep enough in to their liturgy.

[@th3ist]

apostle paul denied real presence. if Christ were present, proclaiming his death through communion would cease. "...every time you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes..." - 1 cor 11:26

[@Isho-q3s]

Love your stuff! Please pray for me. Looking for an Orthodox wife. I'm struggling with my will be done.

[@uverpro3598]

Got to look behind the iron curtain.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6O7q4J6pZyrpLM Be patient. Put God First

[@ducky1016]

Applepostle has had enough... 👿

[@ThumbKnuckle]

"I want to keep The Lord in heaven so he's not in my potty" 💀 This dude was already refuted by another protestant, that being Lutheran satire, a guy I used to watch when I was protestant. The moment you press most protestants on the confessional Lutheran churches it's like they short circuit and say real presence Lutheran: secondary issue, real presence Orthodox: blasphemy

[@acekoala457]

High Church Conservative Anglicans will also state some form of Real Presence but then Low Chuch Evangelical Anglicans won't.

[@bestpopeofalltime]

You’re doing literal God’s work tearing apart each false prophet one by one, Kyle. Imma need the complete Apple Apostle playlist tho :^)

[@feli9337]

Prots take everything in the bible literally unless its talking about church tradition where all of a sudden its symbolic, make it make sense

[@ricobonifacio1095]

Wow I Corinthians chapter 11 is a revelation to me. I never really thought about it because I was never taught this in a protestant church. Sounds more than a symbol to me!

[@randycarson9812]

Yep. And here are a few writings from the early church: Ignatius of Antioch (A.D. 110): "They abstain from the Eucharist and from prayer, because they do not confess that the Eucharist is the flesh of our Savior Jesus Christ, flesh which suffered for our sins and which the Father, in his goodness, raised up again" (Letter to the Smyrnaeans 6:2, 7:1). Justin Martyr (A.D. 150): "Not as common bread or common drink do we receive these; but since Jesus Christ our Savior was made incarnate by the word of God and had both flesh and blood for our salvation, so too, as we have been taught, the food which has been made into the Eucharist by the Eucharistic prayer set down by him, and by the change of which our blood and flesh is nourished, . . . is both the flesh and the blood of that incarnated Jesus" (First Apology 66:1-20). Origen (A.D. 244): "You are accustomed to take part in the divine mysteries, so you know how, when you have received the Body of the Lord, you reverently exercise every care lest a particle of it fall and lest anything of the consecrated gift perish" (Homilies on Exodus 13:3). Cyril of Jerusalem (A.D. 350): "Do not, therefore, regard the bread and wine as simply that, for they are, according to the Master’s declaration, the body and blood of Christ. Even though the senses suggest to you the other, let faith make you firm" (Catechetical Discourses: Mystagogic 4:22:9). Theodore of Mopsuestia (A.D. 400): "When [Christ] gave the bread he did not say, ‘This is the symbol of my body,’ but, ‘This is my body.’ In the same way, when he gave the cup of his blood he did not say, ‘This is the symbol of my blood,’ but, ‘This is my blood,’ for he wanted us to look upon the [Eucharistic elements], after their reception of grace and the coming of the Holy Spirit, not according to their nature, but to receive them as they are, the body and blood of our Lord" (Catechetical Homilies 5:1). Be Catholic.

[@GroundZero_US]

When you're a Protestant who believes in the real presence, respects and defers to the Church fathers (unless they directly contradict the reason and logic of scripture, ie Origen), and prefers liturgical worship; but you don't want to pray to anyone but God, don't want to venerate icons, or believe that the "Most Holy Theotokos [can] save us.'" So, you're considered anathema and are barred from being in a relationship with God 😕(according to the Eastern Orthodox Church).

[@acekoala457]

Origen is not a Church Father as he is not a Saint.

[@arches_aviation8584]

So true. My exact struggle right now. The Apocrypha being held as sacred by the Orthodox church is also crazy seeing as it's not referenced anywhere else in the Bible and it's not nearly on the same level of quality as the Bible either.

[@GroundZero_US]

@arches_aviation8584 I hear you. You should probably reach out to an Orthodox priest to get firsthand information. Other than that, look into Lutheranism and Anglicanism. On the spectrum of Christian denominations, they are more in the middle. They aren’t quite Protestant and aren’t quite centralized like the Catholic Church or Orthodox Church; they're sort of a middle road. God bless you on your journey.

[@CalebDekker]

“Yeah, but that’s just like…your opinion man!”

[@Darncoolcreeper]

I like the funny apple character in your videos

[@ChristisEternalKing-ck1cn]

I think Biblically makes the same arguments as Muslims do. Right after the apostles all Christians went into heresy and God waited 1500 years to correct them and reveal the "true" church. It's a ridiculous argument.

[@MaximusOrthodox]

Prots try not to say heresy challenge (impossible)

[@OrthodoxChristianBeliever]

Yeah, Caleb, you accused me of not even being Saved, Because I Went From Protestant To Eastern Orthodox!!

[@joelpaddock5199]

The funny thing about "(insert practice here) is pagan" with regards to spiritual realities, is that the ancient Epicureans who denied the presence of the pagan gods in the world, were still just as pagan as any other pagan. And the modern neo-epicureans who deny that Christ is present in our world are just as pagan as ancient pagans.

[@dm9001]

i have the same Orthodox Study Bible as him. ha

[@orrorsaness5942]

Lol

[@theosis_pilgrim8994]

Never been able to get a protestant to show me where there church is in history and its continuity.

[@christianorthodoxy4769]

And you never will my friend.. they grab at straws" and deceivingly try to connect themselves to lots of little heretical' groups throughout history, especially the one's who hated the Church in the West.. of whom they did break & split off of wether directly or indirectly' because some broke off other's who already had broke off earlier. Lol And it goes on and on... 🥴😕🤪

[@collinhadley9295]

i love your videos you deserve so many more subs

[@OrthodoxKyle]

thanks! God bless!

[@schatzi321]

You should do a book review on the book "The Trail of Blood". I had a baptist pastor give it too me when he found out I was researching Church history and Othodoxy.

[@simpleguy9340]

i like what u do kyle keep it up man!

[@crosisofborg5524]

KZbin is corrupt. I will try this again. If we examine the stomach contents after Eucharist is taken we can determine what’s in there.

[@Tokyocyver]

It’s funny that he critiques the Eucharist, cause I’ve been in protestant churches that have tried to adapt the same concept (literally just using crackers and grape juice or something along the sorts).

[@princekermit0]

Gosh... that almost sounds like idolatry, they are making a ikon of the real flesh and blood, and then proclaiming it isn't the real thing... and eating it anyway.

[@jimmynutrionuncle1096]

Thanks for this information dadde Kyle ☦️☦️☦️

[@slumptrid]

btw, when people say Jesus was speaking in metaphors in John 6, bring up the part where Jesus very clearly says He wouldn’t speak in metaphors right before He administers the Eucharist.

[@kaywhite803]

It truly is a sad thing to see believers of Christ bicker and mock and make fun of one another. Making a spectical of each other to unbelievers.

[@Orthoindian]

"He who comes to Me shall never hunger, and he who believes in Me shall never thirst." You can't come to Christ without coming to His body the Church where the eucharist is given and how are you believing in Him if you don't believe in what He said about his body and blood and baptism, Church etc.

[@OlympicLeprechaun]

“You cannot have God as your Father if you will not have the Church as your Mother.” St. Cyprian of Carthage

[@redwojak5182]

this is rly pissing me off. i would do some trolling if the protestants were in front of me and i had a BIGA WEAPON, I NEED MOOR BOOLETS

[@eggsmcmuffin809]

I am looking into orthodoxy. And for the past couple of months I have been trying to see the heretical and bad in the Orthodox Church but there is nothing I can truly find. I didn’t want to see the truth I was choosing to be blind. I used to watch ithinkbiblically, but after this Im done. I guess you could say I was Protestant because I would go to a Protestant like church and believed sola scriptoria. But I never put that title on myself. I’m looking for orthodox churches near me if anyone here lives in the houston/baytown Texas area please let me know of some orthodox churches. I ordered a prayer rope today and hope to do more. God bless you all and let’s see where the Holy Spirit takes me.

[@eggsmcmuffin809]

@@Awhina-Lee yea I did shortly after I go to a Greek parish. My first Divine Liturgy was so different from what I ever seen or experienced it was beautiful. I actually look forward to going as well. The catholic service is a bit similar because I did grow up catholic, but it’s nowhere near as close as beautiful as liturgy. I found home and am so glad and hope everyone else find out about orthodoxy. God bless

[@Cato229]

Both the Orthodox and Catholic Churches admit that roles were further defined and clarified. This isn't a challenge to orthodoxy, because neither Church claims everything they teach was taught exactly that way in those terms at every moment in Church history. The issue is heresy, which would be rejecting the authority of the Pope and splitting the Church up, then pretending there is one Eastern Orthodox Church rather than separate jurisdictions without a uniting magisterium and no way to settle disputes. Also, Jay Dyer is about the worst source you could use if you're trying to represent Christianity. Notice how he twisted Paul to try to say women should never teach in a church? 1 Tim 2 is what he's alluding to, but that is referring to teaching the homily, made obvious by the fact that Paul is talking about the roles of bishops and deacons. Imagine a little boy in church asking his mother a question about Christianity. Do you really think Paul is saying she can't teach her son but needs to go find someone with dangly bits to do it? These are huge red flags. If you really are a Christian, you should be more careful about your sources. Really ugly to suggest Christianity denies women can teach within the walls of a church. Still, not as bad as misrepresenting the development of doctrine as an admission the Catholic Church teaches heresy. That really is what I'd expect a New Atheist to do - Lie about what they know to make it seem like they have a strong argument.

[@Saiyan585]

As a Catholic, I 100% agree with you. Some of his videos are straight up heretical. Smh

[@TheOtherPhilip]

13:38 eats and drink what???? Why would Paul warn about unworthily eating bread if it’s not bread that is being eaten?

[@Aliixand3r]

Kyle really dosnt miss

[@jackphalon880]

Kyle coming at this dude! 😂 This man barely teaches; he just attacks as many views as he can, looking forward to seeing the video 😭

[@Firebreath56]

I haven't watched the video yet, but I think one of the biggest issues when it comes to the Bible is one of authority. Protestants believe in the absolute right to private interpretation. If that's the case, then they cannot deem anything the Orthodox believe as heretical, because we have every right to our own private interpretation of the Bible. If our private interpretation is that the eucharist is the real presence, then protestants have no right or authority to tell us we are wrong, according to their own beliefs. To do so would be to deny the right to private interpretation, or to claim that you can only interpret the Bible privately as long as its agrees with protestant beliefs, which is of course a blatant contradiction. In fact, protestants can't claim ANY interpretation of the Bible is wrong, including those that state Christ is not God, because again, that would be a denial of the right to absolute private interpretation.

[@OrthodoxKyle]

yes! it is post modernism in practice! pray for them!

[@sebastianjohannesen8863]

i think that they are really good when it comes to debunking atheists and Muslims but when it comes to their own interpretation of the bible it's very poor and needs to be rethought and they need to open up to these things. God bless you brother. I love these videos so much. Have a blessed day

[@nicodemuseam]

25:06 Note to Protestants: This "remembrance" is *participatory;* Every celebration of the Eucharist participates in our Lord's propitiatory sacrifice on the Cross. This is why the offering must be pure, and why those who partake unworthily are chastised and condemned. Therefore whoever eats this bread or drinks this cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord. But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of the bread and drink of the cup. - 1 Corinthians 11:27-28

[@giovanni545]

Revelation 14:12 King James Version 12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.

[@Razamaniac]

You are doing a great work my friend and I admire your passion !!!

[@ronrontall6370]

Really good video, thank you!

[@OrthodoxKyle]

🙏

[@jackphalon880]

Kyle can you make the document public for all of us please?

[@OrthodoxKyle]

there are a bunch of Catholic websites with them: www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/father/a5.html www.churchfathers.org/the-real-presence we agree on this issue ^^

[@jackphalon880]

Really enjoyed your personal selections. Thanks for sharing these specific sites. Yes, we definitely do!

[@colin0516]

If I laugh at a video before even clicking on the thumbnail, I know Kyle gonna make me laugh the whole 28 minutes and 43 seconds xD

[@fadikhoory5350]

Ray Comfort anyone?

[@CherryDreamer96]

God bless him he is sooo misguided ...

[@vibeguy2004]

God Bless Kyle. Where did you got these Church Father books from?

[@aussiebloke51]

Two observations: 1. Traditional "mainline" protestants, especially Anglican and Lutherans do recognise Scripture, Tradition and Reason, and apply all three to their teaching and practice. These groups may not all come to the same conclusions as the Orthodox but they do so with legitimacy within the faith once delivered to the saints. It's the rabid anti-tradition and "I am the only one who is right" protestants that invest the internet that are leading people away from the apostolic faith 2. I am really bewildered by protestants who claim that the guys who established the canon of Scripture didn't know what was in Scripture. An example - the same guys who recognised the passages in the Gospels referring to Jesus' brothers and sisters also taught the perpetual virginity of the Virgin Mary. They knew what the text said and they gave us the correct interpretation.

[@romanianspy4277]

Another Kyle (Apple Apostle) classic

[@yourlocalyoutubecommenter]

I wish to become Orthodox but I am a minor living with my Prot mom and atheist dad and can't buy anything or go to an Orthodox Church willingly. What should I do in the meantime?

[@radamanthus]

There are quality online catechism classes. There are likely priests nearby who will offer guidance via email and such. Begin praying with the Church. Prepare and do what you can to partake in the life of the Church. God bless you on your journey.

[@JoachimSchwerkelburg-mo3ey]

I personally think that bowing down to icons violates the 2nd commandment

[@randycarson9812]

The Greek word "proskuneo" is used to describe the act of bowing. As seen in Revelation 3:9, bowing is not always an act of worship directed toward God; it can also be a sign of respect or submission. Similarly, in 1 Chronicles 29:20, the people bow down to both God and King David. In doing so, they show honor to both, but they do not worship David; they worship God. When Catholics bow (proskuneo) to saints, they are showing respect and veneration (dulia), not the worship (latria) that is reserved for God alone. Stated another way, you can bow (proskuneo) to God in an act of worship (latria), and you can bow (proskuneo) to a statue in an act of veneration (dulia). Accusing Catholics of worshiping saints because they bow before a statue reveals a misunderstanding of the different types of reverence being expressed. *Verses* _Then Bathsheba bowed low with her face to the ground, prostrating herself before the king, and said, 'May my lord King David live forever!” (1 Kings __1:31__)_ _Then David told the whole assembly, “Now bless the Lord your God!” And the whole assembly blessed the Lord, the God of their ancestors, bowing down in homage before the Lord and before the king. (1 Ch __29:20__)_ _The descendants of those who oppressed you shall come bending low to you, and all who despised you shall bow down at your feet; they shall call you the City of the Lord, the Zion of the Holy One of Israel. (Is 60:14)_

[@Charles-qu5rz]

​@randycarson9812 that's a lot of semantics to justify idolatry

[@randycarson9812]

@@Charles-qu5rz If I rise when a judge enters the courtroom, am I honoring or worshiping that judge? If I genuflect before the king of England, am I honoring or worshiping the King? If I bow before the emperor of Japan, am I honoring or worshiping the emperor? If I bow before a crucifix (and not an empty cross), am I honoring Jesus or worshiping an idol? If I kneel before a statue of Mary and ask her to pray for me or my family, am I worshiping her or honoring her as the Mother of God and the Queen of Heaven?

[@joshf7321]

"apparently from his title this is just part 1, well from watching this, don't make a part 2" Damn Kyle is rly mean with these insults Learning from Dyer lol

[@Goths-On-The-Beach]

This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me Its really that simple ^

[@JetShanghai]

He lost followers over this teaching in John 6, too. If it was just a symbol Christ would clarify and keep those followers who were skeptical about His preaching of it being literal.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Amen 🙏 Reject Protestant Heresy and I Thunk Heretically Embrace True Orthodox Christianity and my series, The Pensuke Files

[@theeternalslayer]

I'd like to hear the orthodox views on the spiritual gifts and do they think cessationism is blaspheming the holy spirit or not. The hyper charismatics and the hyper calvanists are at it again one makes a mockery of the holy spirit and the gifts, the other denies the power and says our gifts are from the devil.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Amen 🙏

[@argriswold]

Praying for him, what's his real name? Yeah the bible came from the church, it didn't pop out of nowhere and all Christians before Protestantism wouldn't be saved... but great evidence and telling it like it is. (Also hello again Kyle)