37:25 "they worshipped angels INSTEAD of God." Hmmmm, even WORSE to worship saints instead of God, as they aren't even angels.
@JohnDoh-oq7yi6 күн бұрын
Saints are not worshipped, that's common knowledge you don't seem to grasp
@NashMax2 ай бұрын
Good stuff.
@GVSHvids3 ай бұрын
40:30 a freemason black magician basically approached me like this
@GVSHvids3 ай бұрын
Or a little aerlier than that timestamp
@joshuaforeman26113 ай бұрын
Fr. DeYoung (deadpan): “Spoilers.. Ima gittem“
@EvonRomano-ge2og3 ай бұрын
Deutoronomy 32 exodus 15
@autumnshades4 ай бұрын
Right?
@emptynester9241Ай бұрын
Right? 😂
@JohnDoh-oq7yi6 күн бұрын
That drove you crazy too, right?
@notloki33774 ай бұрын
very interesting perspective. i'm 12 mins in, and i broadly agree with what's being said. couple points of contention: 1.) the spiritual and the material need not be so dialectically opposed. even in your own tradition, spirit begets matter. why should these things be artificially seperated X amount of years later? jesus clearly viewed the body as something spiritual.. otherwise he would have come back as a ghost of some sort. 2.) the key word in campbell is "watered down." jung himself is also watered down... he's a watered down alchemist. the term "watered down" or "diluted" is an alchemical term, pointing in a direction. the opposite direction of "watering down" is "boiling down" or "distilling." if you distill from campbell, through jung, and you find something that gets MORE truth, then you have a kind of spiritual physics. i've always found that when you dig into the archetypes, you get MORE information, not less. it's much like digging into the bible. it's hyperlinked. as an aside, if you want to reconcile hinduism and christianity, the key is in alchemy. 3.) your conflation of the labors of hercules and the gospel narrative is a common one, but not one that serious archetypal thinkers think much about. while it's true that they share the broad narrative arc of the "culture hero," hercules represents ideals of a more... herculean time. the notion of forgiveness and cooperation as conquering virtues is a complex topic. it's one we still struggle with balancing. let's not blame the greeks for valuing strength. if present trends continue, we may be going back to that soon. i'm a fan of your work so far :) brilliant stuff.
@cristianfernandez187426 күн бұрын
Thinking Jesus came back as a ghost is like one the first heresies. The dogma is he has a material body after the resurrection.
@froyo96745 ай бұрын
Lmbo same
@alanr7455 ай бұрын
This is Divine Council 101. If you're only reading the NT and filtering your OT views based on your interpretation of the NT, then you'll miss this. The basis for the OT is the world in which Israel lived (i.e. ancient near east), which was filled with real, not contrived, polytheism and pagan worship that has/had a supernatural origin at the Tower of Babylon. The basis for the "inter-testamental literature" is the OT. The basis for the NT is the OT and inter-testamental literature. We in the protestant West have lost this worldview and need to regain it.
@COE33Beale7 ай бұрын
I lived in Sedona for two years. The porn hub car drives around. The new age cult thinking is everywhere. And I learned that Reki is actually a form of vampirism. And the vortexes are there to steal tourist chi energy. To be used in Reiki therapy sessions. So if you go to a vortex and you start to fall asleep, it’s because they are sucking the energy out of you. Sedona is a beautiful place, but also a very dangerous place if you do not have your wits and the armor of God protecting you. Gullible people just looking for answers and trying to take care of their health become highly susceptible to a lot of bull crap and gurus that charge a lot of money for relative BS. It’s really unfortunate to see how the entire community is built around, taking advantage of every low IQ person they can.
@franciscolaureano77037 ай бұрын
Deleted-different cathedral Great talk
@aaronfann43627 ай бұрын
So many ads on this vid. Why?
@todddavidmoore6 ай бұрын
Try a different browser. (Br*v*)
@ndeepowder7 ай бұрын
Its so funny how he can discount other religions and see the inventions of their belifes without realizing that if the same eye was pointed at his belife it is clear that it is imagined stories just the same... needy weak minds use religion as a crutch to hobble through life.
@ciddoctor69938 ай бұрын
Gnosticism is more "as things are experienced" instead of "as they were tested" Jung was highly intelligent and necessary. Most good faithful orthodox wouldn't usually be able to study his works in a way to be understood and walking between orthodoxy and deep jungian circles could risk mental health in some as they are polar opposites. Gnosticism is simply closer to what they were converted from than christian thought.
@georgemichalopulos3828 ай бұрын
If so, then you believe Jesus is a liar.
@georgemichalopulos3828 ай бұрын
Do you think Abraham, Isaac & Jacob are dead?
@directinprint8 ай бұрын
How is this priest getting cancelled by anyone? I’m on my second listen to his book “religion on the apostles” and get enough of his LotS podcast… I’m not even orthodox!
@Andrew_Osta5 ай бұрын
at least not yet :) be careful! just kidding
@feeble_stirrings8 ай бұрын
So many gems here. Wish I could sit and have a 2 hour conversation with Fr. Stephen 1 on 1.
@Andrew_Osta5 ай бұрын
apparently you can but you need to come to Louisiana
@atmalewis17688 ай бұрын
Jordan Peterson was a Jungian, but over this past year has been opening up to the truth of the Bible. He is working with Jonathan Pageau and other Christians to create the ARC organization (Alliance of Responsible Citizenry). Jordan's wife is currently entering into the Catholic church.
@jonaspittman60598 ай бұрын
Wonderful words from Fr. Stephen, as always
@feeble_stirrings8 ай бұрын
15 seconds in and thought, wow Fr. Stephen is standing extremely still! lol
@PSNSMANIACALMIND1st8 ай бұрын
His ascetic practice is impeccable
@zaclesueur31588 ай бұрын
I thought I could see his mouth moving
@user-oj3ow6pj9c8 ай бұрын
I didn’t notice till half way.. through pt 2..😂
@NickOvchinnikov6 ай бұрын
Lol, at least I wasn't the only one
@andrewmclellan16233 ай бұрын
27 mins in and he still is!
@gizmomogwai24348 ай бұрын
Roman catholics pray for the departed at their funerals and don't offer them meals lol. Yes, they celebrate the hope love ones are hidden with and are alive in Christ. I love Fr Stephens lectures otherwise.
@Khaiell8 ай бұрын
We did not hear the question. In his recent Lord of Spirits podcast about idolatry vs. veneration of icons and saints, he goes in detail how eating with ancestors in christian context is not idolatry but participating in the community of saints. So he’d contradict himself here. My guess is, the question was about some specific practice bordering voodoo.
@holdmybeer82248 ай бұрын
Chatholics are jut annoying,no one cares about your religion,ok?
@gabrielleangelica19778 ай бұрын
Why talk smack about other Christians?
@holylandfan32758 ай бұрын
@@KhaiellTalking to dead saint is an abomination to God. The dead know nothing. It’s witchcraft.
@wasumyon61478 ай бұрын
No saints are dead. And his comment seems to be a reaction to Damick talking smack about other Christians. "short answer we're right, they're wrong" etc.
@parkermize8 ай бұрын
God has really helped me through Father Stephen's work.
@ceedub_19838 ай бұрын
Me too! There were tragic moments in my orthodox walk when I lost my faith because of misunderstandings and false notions. His teaching clarified many things for me, restoring my belief and getting me back to the Holy Orthodox Church where I belong.
@ndeepowder7 ай бұрын
You helped yourself god is a device of the weak mind
@costealucia53577 ай бұрын
@@ndeepowder That's why you are here?
@ndeepowder7 ай бұрын
@@costealucia5357 I am here to listen and see what I think about it. Sounds like the same old song and dance onr true God BS, Jesus is an idea and a bad idea at that. Moses never existed at all either mankind creates God's and the evolve just like we do.
@andrewmclellan16233 ай бұрын
@@ndeepowderappreciate you taking the time to listen. God keep you and have a great day
@TheTransfiguredLife8 ай бұрын
This was an amazing conference Fr.Lucas! Thanks for putting this together ☦️
@michaelparsons30078 ай бұрын
Explelliarmus!
@brandorev8 ай бұрын
Based what he was saying had a feeling Fr DeYoung would mention Anthropologist Andrew Lang.
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37:25 "they worshipped angels INSTEAD of God." Hmmmm, even WORSE to worship saints instead of God, as they aren't even angels.
Saints are not worshipped, that's common knowledge you don't seem to grasp
Good stuff.
40:30 a freemason black magician basically approached me like this
Or a little aerlier than that timestamp
Fr. DeYoung (deadpan): “Spoilers.. Ima gittem“
Deutoronomy 32 exodus 15
Right?
Right? 😂
That drove you crazy too, right?
very interesting perspective. i'm 12 mins in, and i broadly agree with what's being said. couple points of contention: 1.) the spiritual and the material need not be so dialectically opposed. even in your own tradition, spirit begets matter. why should these things be artificially seperated X amount of years later? jesus clearly viewed the body as something spiritual.. otherwise he would have come back as a ghost of some sort. 2.) the key word in campbell is "watered down." jung himself is also watered down... he's a watered down alchemist. the term "watered down" or "diluted" is an alchemical term, pointing in a direction. the opposite direction of "watering down" is "boiling down" or "distilling." if you distill from campbell, through jung, and you find something that gets MORE truth, then you have a kind of spiritual physics. i've always found that when you dig into the archetypes, you get MORE information, not less. it's much like digging into the bible. it's hyperlinked. as an aside, if you want to reconcile hinduism and christianity, the key is in alchemy. 3.) your conflation of the labors of hercules and the gospel narrative is a common one, but not one that serious archetypal thinkers think much about. while it's true that they share the broad narrative arc of the "culture hero," hercules represents ideals of a more... herculean time. the notion of forgiveness and cooperation as conquering virtues is a complex topic. it's one we still struggle with balancing. let's not blame the greeks for valuing strength. if present trends continue, we may be going back to that soon. i'm a fan of your work so far :) brilliant stuff.
Thinking Jesus came back as a ghost is like one the first heresies. The dogma is he has a material body after the resurrection.
Lmbo same
This is Divine Council 101. If you're only reading the NT and filtering your OT views based on your interpretation of the NT, then you'll miss this. The basis for the OT is the world in which Israel lived (i.e. ancient near east), which was filled with real, not contrived, polytheism and pagan worship that has/had a supernatural origin at the Tower of Babylon. The basis for the "inter-testamental literature" is the OT. The basis for the NT is the OT and inter-testamental literature. We in the protestant West have lost this worldview and need to regain it.
I lived in Sedona for two years. The porn hub car drives around. The new age cult thinking is everywhere. And I learned that Reki is actually a form of vampirism. And the vortexes are there to steal tourist chi energy. To be used in Reiki therapy sessions. So if you go to a vortex and you start to fall asleep, it’s because they are sucking the energy out of you. Sedona is a beautiful place, but also a very dangerous place if you do not have your wits and the armor of God protecting you. Gullible people just looking for answers and trying to take care of their health become highly susceptible to a lot of bull crap and gurus that charge a lot of money for relative BS. It’s really unfortunate to see how the entire community is built around, taking advantage of every low IQ person they can.
Deleted-different cathedral Great talk
So many ads on this vid. Why?
Try a different browser. (Br*v*)
Its so funny how he can discount other religions and see the inventions of their belifes without realizing that if the same eye was pointed at his belife it is clear that it is imagined stories just the same... needy weak minds use religion as a crutch to hobble through life.
Gnosticism is more "as things are experienced" instead of "as they were tested" Jung was highly intelligent and necessary. Most good faithful orthodox wouldn't usually be able to study his works in a way to be understood and walking between orthodoxy and deep jungian circles could risk mental health in some as they are polar opposites. Gnosticism is simply closer to what they were converted from than christian thought.
If so, then you believe Jesus is a liar.
Do you think Abraham, Isaac & Jacob are dead?
How is this priest getting cancelled by anyone? I’m on my second listen to his book “religion on the apostles” and get enough of his LotS podcast… I’m not even orthodox!
at least not yet :) be careful! just kidding
So many gems here. Wish I could sit and have a 2 hour conversation with Fr. Stephen 1 on 1.
apparently you can but you need to come to Louisiana
Jordan Peterson was a Jungian, but over this past year has been opening up to the truth of the Bible. He is working with Jonathan Pageau and other Christians to create the ARC organization (Alliance of Responsible Citizenry). Jordan's wife is currently entering into the Catholic church.
Wonderful words from Fr. Stephen, as always
15 seconds in and thought, wow Fr. Stephen is standing extremely still! lol
His ascetic practice is impeccable
I thought I could see his mouth moving
I didn’t notice till half way.. through pt 2..😂
Lol, at least I wasn't the only one
27 mins in and he still is!
Roman catholics pray for the departed at their funerals and don't offer them meals lol. Yes, they celebrate the hope love ones are hidden with and are alive in Christ. I love Fr Stephens lectures otherwise.
We did not hear the question. In his recent Lord of Spirits podcast about idolatry vs. veneration of icons and saints, he goes in detail how eating with ancestors in christian context is not idolatry but participating in the community of saints. So he’d contradict himself here. My guess is, the question was about some specific practice bordering voodoo.
Chatholics are jut annoying,no one cares about your religion,ok?
Why talk smack about other Christians?
@@KhaiellTalking to dead saint is an abomination to God. The dead know nothing. It’s witchcraft.
No saints are dead. And his comment seems to be a reaction to Damick talking smack about other Christians. "short answer we're right, they're wrong" etc.
God has really helped me through Father Stephen's work.
Me too! There were tragic moments in my orthodox walk when I lost my faith because of misunderstandings and false notions. His teaching clarified many things for me, restoring my belief and getting me back to the Holy Orthodox Church where I belong.
You helped yourself god is a device of the weak mind
@@ndeepowder That's why you are here?
@@costealucia5357 I am here to listen and see what I think about it. Sounds like the same old song and dance onr true God BS, Jesus is an idea and a bad idea at that. Moses never existed at all either mankind creates God's and the evolve just like we do.
@@ndeepowderappreciate you taking the time to listen. God keep you and have a great day
This was an amazing conference Fr.Lucas! Thanks for putting this together ☦️
Explelliarmus!
Based what he was saying had a feeling Fr DeYoung would mention Anthropologist Andrew Lang.
Great sermon Father!