Most of the Jews who converted in those days did so for material benefits, ie better jobs that practicing Jews could not hold. Otherwise, they were forced conversions.
@michelleg72 ай бұрын
Being a christian in the roman period was dangerous, there was nothing beneficial about it in the way of material gains. Many hid and did any kinds of meeting in small homes of people. I don't know where you get the idea that it was for material benefit, that is quite untrue.
@KohanKilletz2 ай бұрын
@@michelleg7 I think he was talking about the medieval period not the Roman period.
@SusanKGreen-zu3xb2 ай бұрын
In those days a mob of Jews couldn't just stone a person cz they felt like it. They would have to take him to a rabbinic court and have a trial. Although the death penalty was permitted, it was almost never carried out. Jesus wouldn't have been executed for anything he said.
@michelleg72 ай бұрын
Not according to Jewish Historian Josephus he says otherwise, he said for example James the brother of Jesus was stoned to death by Ananus ben Ananus, the herodian high priest. Jesus would have been seen as a rebel and the sanhedrin wasn't in anyway happy with Jesus because he was seen as a problem. They felt he was blaspheming so they are the ones who turned him over to the pilot mainly and just egged on a crowd. The herodians were converts to Judaism and were not descendants of David which I find funny. But anyway, the sanhedrin were not popular with the pharisees because they were the elite who sided with Rome.
@SusanKGreen-zu3xb2 ай бұрын
As a Jew, I read a lot of the NT and found it very offensive. Who wrote the NT and when? After a hard fought 4 year war against the Jews in Judea. Although we lost, and our Twmple was destroyed, we did a lot of damage to Rome. The Roman/Greek Christians obviously didnt like the Jews and wanted to differenciate themselves from the Jews. Imagine you are a missionary in those days. You are knocking on doors in a Roman city. You start talking about one G-d. The person says,"You aren't one of those people(Jews) are you? Of course you will say,"Oh no. We are not them. We are different." There was a lot of hatred towards Jews because of the war. I think this is why the NT disparages Jews and the commandments we hold dear.
@KohanKilletz2 ай бұрын
I think you hit upon a key point... because Jews were politically unpopular in the Roman empire at that key moment, the gospel of John was written in a way to point fingers at Jewish people. This is perhaps the root of the great antisemitism that we have today. A momentary political situation preserved in the doctrine of the world's largest religion.
@SusanKGreen-zu3xb2 ай бұрын
Non Jews/Christians have the wrong view about the "law" ie the Torah. The Torah only applies to Jews because we stood at Mt Sinai and accepted it. As a non-Jew for example, you can eat bacon and that is perfectly fine. You have to keep the 7 Noahide commandments, which G-d gave to every person since we are all decsendants of Noah. Noahides are becoming a big movement in North America. For people who want to know what G-d wants of them, this is worth checking out too.
@bungeebones2 ай бұрын
The idea that gentiles could go through the Hebrew scriptures (when they can't read Hebrew) and the Talmud (which has huge diversity of what the Messiah would be like [and also in Hebrew]) would be like going into a Chinese restaurant and ordering German strudel. Biting into it reveals it is anything but German strudel to which the Chinese baker retorts that his is the real German strudel and all the others don't know what they are talking about. I'm done listening to christians telling me what the Jews believe. Why has the church neglected teaching Hebrew and Greek for 2000 years? Because they want to keep people ignorant so they can control them. The Jews, on the other hand, have taught their children Hebrew so that when the christian "experts" try to tell them what it "really" says even the children can see through the falsehoods.
@bungeebones2 ай бұрын
I liked the presenter's statement that studying church history is towards maturity. I remember the part in The Disputations of Barcelona where the rabbi points out that the OT and the Talmud talks about all the "skeletons" in the Judaism "closet". ALL the Disputations are a skeleton in the churches' closet but they do the opposite (they try to hide them) . The Internet is providing the opportunity for the TRUTH to finally be brought out.
@Beardman7702 ай бұрын
All the Rabbis were forced by the government to attend the debates, the judges were always Christian, if the Jews lost they would be violently forced to convert, if they won they would be violently punished for blasphemy, there is no defense for the Christian's behavior during these sham debates.
@Beardman7702 ай бұрын
Movie adaptation of the Disputation of Barcelona - kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4as18ejhreaebQ.htmlsi=RLjj5XmcN1erKDrY
@ELREASON442 ай бұрын
The ONLY disputation where the Jewish side had true freedom of speech-and why RamBan so strongly defeated Pablo Christiani-a truly vile person.
@jordanmoye69612 ай бұрын
Got in a wikipedia hole and ended up here. Appreciate you making this video 👍
@GreenCanvasInteriorscape2 ай бұрын
At 18 minutes you mentioned that the Jews would say I prefer not to or cannot answer, the reason they could not answer was because the church / Christians who were prosecuting them would then call it blasphemy in slandering Jesus, thus dooming them, King James of Aragon was the first one who allowed a fair disputation and that went too far and resulted in the expulsions
@SusanKGreen-zu3xb2 ай бұрын
And yet, after that disputation, Nachmanides feared for his life and ran away to the Land of Israel.
@ELREASON442 ай бұрын
@@SusanKGreen-zu3xb Only the 1263 Disputation allowed the Jews true freedom of speech, and why RamBan so strongly defeated Pablo Christiani. Great recreation: kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4as18ejhreaebQ.htmlsi=RLjj5XmcN1erKDrY
@V_George2 ай бұрын
@@SusanKGreen-zu3xb The Land of Israel was a desolate place back then and living proof that Christians could rightfully claim "The secret things belong unto the Lord our God: but those things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this law" as prophesied in Deut. 29.
@ViralChristianity2 ай бұрын
@@SusanKGreen-zu3xb And?....
@KohanKilletz2 ай бұрын
@@V_George desolate how? There were hundreds of thousands of Arabs living there
@GreenCanvasInteriorscape2 ай бұрын
This was a terrific discussion, had only been vaguely familiar of it until seeing the film that I linked which offers a sympathetic portrayal of King James and a harsh reality for the Jews of the time kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4as18ejhreaebQ.htmlsi=QCno-Y60o3jPcXmS
@joellen61055 ай бұрын
What a wonderful and informative review!
@kennethjohnson42805 ай бұрын
Please do not recommend anything from the ELCA. They no longer believe in the divinity of Christ, scriptural infallibility, nor do they take the Solas seriously. Much of what is now being published by Augsburg Fortress is heretical.
@KohanKilletz5 ай бұрын
it is rare to find christians that will discus these issues... it seems to most who have the pleasure of reading these disputations that the Jews have by far the better arguments, and that the Christians were quite unsportsmanlike in these debates, with the exception of King James of Aragon, who was most honorable
@GreenCanvasInteriorscape2 ай бұрын
There's a high quality version of that disputation here on youtube, Rabbi Tovia Singer hosts an excellent one Agreed on your statement, surprising that the host of this channel is hosting it as it's
@KohanKilletz2 ай бұрын
@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape I really like Rabbi Tovia Singer's critiques of Christianity. He seemed very bold, but also very well based. He justifies his possition. As a historian I have respect for that approach. But I do have objections to anyone who supports Zionism. It's been a while since I've watched his channel. I don't know how he's been handling the recent events.
@ViralChristianity2 ай бұрын
That's because a smooth liar like TS would always win a debate since he can easily lie his way out of any situation
@ViralChristianity2 ай бұрын
@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape Yeah, the disputation of Ramban who came up with this creative lie that King David's lord in Psalm 110 is King David himself. Of course, Ramban knows better now
@KohanKilletz2 ай бұрын
@@ViralChristianity there are many issues with Rabbi Singer, and since the Zionist campaign of genocide escalated in Palestine, I have stopped watching his videos. But he does raise a lot of good points about Christianity and Judaism and their relationship to the Bible. I basically agree on his pointed that the orthodox Christian position that Jesus Christ is, God is fundamentally contradictory to the old testament. But I don't necessarily see that as a problem, because I'm not neither jewish nor christian... rather I'm a pagan, who is interested in these disputes from the point of view of entertainment
@Dilley_G457 ай бұрын
Nice. Which denomination are you part of? You're American I assume
@RookEditz6 ай бұрын
He's a Lutheran.
@dorothy73827 ай бұрын
❤ Agreement ♥️ bless you ✋️
@christianf51319 ай бұрын
This is awesome, I was wondering about my altar the other day at home, and the theology of it, and this popped up. Hello from Minnesota as well :)
@connor11749 ай бұрын
Life changing book indeed. I was curious to note that the author gives advice on what seems like a proto “Zettelkasten” method of note taking decades before Nicholas Lumen creates it and even more decades before it becomes popularized on KZread self help content creators further popularize it.
@codyderosier19119 ай бұрын
After reading this once I was blown away and likewise “sing its praises”. You do a great job on paraphrasing the message that our Catholic brother is penning for us to enjoy as we enjoy, worship, and serve Christ in more fullness!
@dottieobrien2606 Жыл бұрын
God. Ch
@clempudewell9349 Жыл бұрын
I miss adam, clem
@markdorsett7276 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful review - thank you! I plan to read and perhaps utilize in my teaching in high school theology classes- I found my way to your review after reading the first few chapters of his Foundations of Thomistic Philosophy (Cluny press 2020) and wanting to find out more of what Sertillanges has written. May God richly bless you and direct your steps in both your life and your ministry in pursuit of Veritas.
@luckyg_the_trucker7694 Жыл бұрын
Thanks, bro I read about this guy in a book called deep work by Cal Newport and I couldn’t pronounce his name correctly neither,
@veronicaolivares9150 Жыл бұрын
I have not read that book yet, but I found about it in a book from Cal Newport call Enfócate
@veronicaolivares9150 Жыл бұрын
Greetings from Peru
@PennTrafford Жыл бұрын
Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. -- Scott Weber, first cousin to Bruce and Janette, in Oklahoma City, OK
@francesbrisco776 Жыл бұрын
A home altar is a wonderful way to let people know that one is a Christian ...When people visit they see your home altar ❤
@pedrorodriguez464 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for creating this video series on this important symbolical practice of having a Home Altar which can be extremely beneficial to so many followers of Jesus regardless of our Christian faith traditions (Protestant, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and other streams such as Celtic christian spirituality. I enjoyed this video and I think you did an excellent introductory presentation on this topic. (12/4/22 Sunday)
@bluesmok_e Жыл бұрын
Hollow
@hjc1402 Жыл бұрын
Coming from a non liturgical background, I have never celebrated the liturgical church year stuff, the different times of the year-lent, Pentecost, advent, epiphany- I’ve never heard of the different colors for the different times of the year, I never knew there was a lectionary or set scripture readings for the days of the year, like what is year a, year b, etc. I’m still just stepping into this stuff. What is a resource that would help me learn about this and know what to do for at home practice as I am still unable to attend a liturgical church.
@RoMorawsun2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Jesus said I am in you and you are in me .. some Christians say you don’t need one.. can we worship also our ancestors known and unknown and angels and elementals … and Mother Earth goddess and god of all alpha omega ? Can we put icons of fairies Mary elves stars and moons and make rituals .. how far can we go for rituals.. God bless you thank you .. how about outside alter ? I was born catholic but I fel more of a mystic all my life spending time in woods .. god say I am the in wood and under stone
@chasewood1380 Жыл бұрын
No , the first commandment states to worship no other “gods” or idols. The earth is the creation of God, and should not be worshipped. Romans 1 condemns worshipping anything created
@RoMorawsun Жыл бұрын
@@chasewood1380 if he is part in all and when I touch a tree and think of God or see the stars or light a candle to the gratefulness of his creation and all the aliveness of his love in creation that is worshipping false idols..he is the all omega alpha in all even in us we are his children...thank you for you reply bless you
@chasewood1380 Жыл бұрын
@@RoMorawsun No, God is the creator of all that is. He Is. Other things can and will end , the elements, angels, earth, and all that is apart of His creation will be judged and destroyed on the Day of Christ ,but the angels that haven’t fallen away will be saved, and the saints that are saved will be new , all for the glory of God
@chasewood1380 Жыл бұрын
the earth is not a goddess. God is not wood or stone, the Bible condemns thag
@RoMorawsun Жыл бұрын
@@chasewood1380 Thank you for that but God is not just man he is in the image of male and female the all in all...also in the bible its I am in you and you are in me and that we can find in him if under stone and in wood. He is in everything and we must also help Mother Nature and Gods creatures instead of destruction all have a soul and energy of God/dess.
@user-pj7sq7ce1f2 жыл бұрын
How catholism is in full union with the Byzantine Catholic in there Eucharist and PARTICIPATE in it when they have Gregory Palamas as a saint? Can catholism answer?
@shadypugsley51362 жыл бұрын
As someone who is also from Southwest Minnesota and thinking about becoming Lutheran again. This video is appreciated
@annazdor68712 жыл бұрын
Great message....very important... Thank you, pastor
@mimmomarietta17752 жыл бұрын
This Fairmont is so antisemitic. A disgusting person. Still teaching all this rubbish to Christians.
@abraoleary55442 жыл бұрын
My favorite book ever!
@ERIC_RENATO2 жыл бұрын
I’ve just read it and for sure it’s a breaking point in life.
@joebolling2 жыл бұрын
After Wycliffe translated the Bible it was said, “either this isn’t the gospel, or we aren’t Christians.” The papacy wasn’t concerned that common people would misinterpret scripture, it feared that common people would read and understand it.
@marendur2 жыл бұрын
This little book is amazing. I also wish I had read it when I was young, before college. Along with this book, in the development of an intellectual life, I recommend Jean Guitton - The Intellectual Work; Louis Riboulet - Councils about the Intellectual Work; Jules Payot - The Education of Will; and also The Intellectual Work and The Will; and the book that comes before all these, by Alphonse Gratry - Councils to the Education of the Spirit. Nice review, greetings from Brazil!
@mikekirylo61152 жыл бұрын
Please take care of your cough before you do The Donation of Constantine, thanks.
@Iroxdolo3 жыл бұрын
Nice explanation, liked video 👌
@michaelm78233 жыл бұрын
I'm about half way through this book and share your impressions - I can't believe how good it is on so many levels. Practical and profound. I'm already telling people about it. Glad you're talking about it. Great work!
@pjwg3 жыл бұрын
Amen. I remember my first private confession. It’s a powerful experience.
@ow27503 жыл бұрын
so ur didaktik is not toooooooooooooo convincing...
@ow27503 жыл бұрын
lol did u explain god that st. thomas was in the middle ages?
@cynic1503 жыл бұрын
The camera should be set on manual focus so that it will not keep focussing in and out. This guy is a joker. Does he think that makes the lesson more enjoyable? I do not remember learning anything about the crusades at school. Perhaps the authorities thought that they made Europe look very bad, so they omitted that in the curriculum. Note that we were taught Christianity in school at the time. How many of the viewers remember even 10 percent of this, I wonder? Interesting, though!
@MINGIRL19794 жыл бұрын
Thank you for continuing to upload your services to KZread! I enjoy listening to a traditional church service with hymns sung with an organist/organ every Sunday!
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Most of the Jews who converted in those days did so for material benefits, ie better jobs that practicing Jews could not hold. Otherwise, they were forced conversions.
Being a christian in the roman period was dangerous, there was nothing beneficial about it in the way of material gains. Many hid and did any kinds of meeting in small homes of people. I don't know where you get the idea that it was for material benefit, that is quite untrue.
@@michelleg7 I think he was talking about the medieval period not the Roman period.
In those days a mob of Jews couldn't just stone a person cz they felt like it. They would have to take him to a rabbinic court and have a trial. Although the death penalty was permitted, it was almost never carried out. Jesus wouldn't have been executed for anything he said.
Not according to Jewish Historian Josephus he says otherwise, he said for example James the brother of Jesus was stoned to death by Ananus ben Ananus, the herodian high priest. Jesus would have been seen as a rebel and the sanhedrin wasn't in anyway happy with Jesus because he was seen as a problem. They felt he was blaspheming so they are the ones who turned him over to the pilot mainly and just egged on a crowd. The herodians were converts to Judaism and were not descendants of David which I find funny. But anyway, the sanhedrin were not popular with the pharisees because they were the elite who sided with Rome.
As a Jew, I read a lot of the NT and found it very offensive. Who wrote the NT and when? After a hard fought 4 year war against the Jews in Judea. Although we lost, and our Twmple was destroyed, we did a lot of damage to Rome. The Roman/Greek Christians obviously didnt like the Jews and wanted to differenciate themselves from the Jews. Imagine you are a missionary in those days. You are knocking on doors in a Roman city. You start talking about one G-d. The person says,"You aren't one of those people(Jews) are you? Of course you will say,"Oh no. We are not them. We are different." There was a lot of hatred towards Jews because of the war. I think this is why the NT disparages Jews and the commandments we hold dear.
I think you hit upon a key point... because Jews were politically unpopular in the Roman empire at that key moment, the gospel of John was written in a way to point fingers at Jewish people. This is perhaps the root of the great antisemitism that we have today. A momentary political situation preserved in the doctrine of the world's largest religion.
Non Jews/Christians have the wrong view about the "law" ie the Torah. The Torah only applies to Jews because we stood at Mt Sinai and accepted it. As a non-Jew for example, you can eat bacon and that is perfectly fine. You have to keep the 7 Noahide commandments, which G-d gave to every person since we are all decsendants of Noah. Noahides are becoming a big movement in North America. For people who want to know what G-d wants of them, this is worth checking out too.
The idea that gentiles could go through the Hebrew scriptures (when they can't read Hebrew) and the Talmud (which has huge diversity of what the Messiah would be like [and also in Hebrew]) would be like going into a Chinese restaurant and ordering German strudel. Biting into it reveals it is anything but German strudel to which the Chinese baker retorts that his is the real German strudel and all the others don't know what they are talking about. I'm done listening to christians telling me what the Jews believe. Why has the church neglected teaching Hebrew and Greek for 2000 years? Because they want to keep people ignorant so they can control them. The Jews, on the other hand, have taught their children Hebrew so that when the christian "experts" try to tell them what it "really" says even the children can see through the falsehoods.
I liked the presenter's statement that studying church history is towards maturity. I remember the part in The Disputations of Barcelona where the rabbi points out that the OT and the Talmud talks about all the "skeletons" in the Judaism "closet". ALL the Disputations are a skeleton in the churches' closet but they do the opposite (they try to hide them) . The Internet is providing the opportunity for the TRUTH to finally be brought out.
All the Rabbis were forced by the government to attend the debates, the judges were always Christian, if the Jews lost they would be violently forced to convert, if they won they would be violently punished for blasphemy, there is no defense for the Christian's behavior during these sham debates.
Movie adaptation of the Disputation of Barcelona - kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4as18ejhreaebQ.htmlsi=RLjj5XmcN1erKDrY
The ONLY disputation where the Jewish side had true freedom of speech-and why RamBan so strongly defeated Pablo Christiani-a truly vile person.
Got in a wikipedia hole and ended up here. Appreciate you making this video 👍
At 18 minutes you mentioned that the Jews would say I prefer not to or cannot answer, the reason they could not answer was because the church / Christians who were prosecuting them would then call it blasphemy in slandering Jesus, thus dooming them, King James of Aragon was the first one who allowed a fair disputation and that went too far and resulted in the expulsions
And yet, after that disputation, Nachmanides feared for his life and ran away to the Land of Israel.
@@SusanKGreen-zu3xb Only the 1263 Disputation allowed the Jews true freedom of speech, and why RamBan so strongly defeated Pablo Christiani. Great recreation: kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4as18ejhreaebQ.htmlsi=RLjj5XmcN1erKDrY
@@SusanKGreen-zu3xb The Land of Israel was a desolate place back then and living proof that Christians could rightfully claim "The secret things belong unto the Lord our God: but those things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this law" as prophesied in Deut. 29.
@@SusanKGreen-zu3xb And?....
@@V_George desolate how? There were hundreds of thousands of Arabs living there
This was a terrific discussion, had only been vaguely familiar of it until seeing the film that I linked which offers a sympathetic portrayal of King James and a harsh reality for the Jews of the time kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4as18ejhreaebQ.htmlsi=QCno-Y60o3jPcXmS
What a wonderful and informative review!
Please do not recommend anything from the ELCA. They no longer believe in the divinity of Christ, scriptural infallibility, nor do they take the Solas seriously. Much of what is now being published by Augsburg Fortress is heretical.
it is rare to find christians that will discus these issues... it seems to most who have the pleasure of reading these disputations that the Jews have by far the better arguments, and that the Christians were quite unsportsmanlike in these debates, with the exception of King James of Aragon, who was most honorable
There's a high quality version of that disputation here on youtube, Rabbi Tovia Singer hosts an excellent one Agreed on your statement, surprising that the host of this channel is hosting it as it's
@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape I really like Rabbi Tovia Singer's critiques of Christianity. He seemed very bold, but also very well based. He justifies his possition. As a historian I have respect for that approach. But I do have objections to anyone who supports Zionism. It's been a while since I've watched his channel. I don't know how he's been handling the recent events.
That's because a smooth liar like TS would always win a debate since he can easily lie his way out of any situation
@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape Yeah, the disputation of Ramban who came up with this creative lie that King David's lord in Psalm 110 is King David himself. Of course, Ramban knows better now
@@ViralChristianity there are many issues with Rabbi Singer, and since the Zionist campaign of genocide escalated in Palestine, I have stopped watching his videos. But he does raise a lot of good points about Christianity and Judaism and their relationship to the Bible. I basically agree on his pointed that the orthodox Christian position that Jesus Christ is, God is fundamentally contradictory to the old testament. But I don't necessarily see that as a problem, because I'm not neither jewish nor christian... rather I'm a pagan, who is interested in these disputes from the point of view of entertainment
Nice. Which denomination are you part of? You're American I assume
He's a Lutheran.
❤ Agreement ♥️ bless you ✋️
This is awesome, I was wondering about my altar the other day at home, and the theology of it, and this popped up. Hello from Minnesota as well :)
Life changing book indeed. I was curious to note that the author gives advice on what seems like a proto “Zettelkasten” method of note taking decades before Nicholas Lumen creates it and even more decades before it becomes popularized on KZread self help content creators further popularize it.
After reading this once I was blown away and likewise “sing its praises”. You do a great job on paraphrasing the message that our Catholic brother is penning for us to enjoy as we enjoy, worship, and serve Christ in more fullness!
God. Ch
I miss adam, clem
Wonderful review - thank you! I plan to read and perhaps utilize in my teaching in high school theology classes- I found my way to your review after reading the first few chapters of his Foundations of Thomistic Philosophy (Cluny press 2020) and wanting to find out more of what Sertillanges has written. May God richly bless you and direct your steps in both your life and your ministry in pursuit of Veritas.
Thanks, bro I read about this guy in a book called deep work by Cal Newport and I couldn’t pronounce his name correctly neither,
I have not read that book yet, but I found about it in a book from Cal Newport call Enfócate
Greetings from Peru
Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. -- Scott Weber, first cousin to Bruce and Janette, in Oklahoma City, OK
A home altar is a wonderful way to let people know that one is a Christian ...When people visit they see your home altar ❤
Thank you for creating this video series on this important symbolical practice of having a Home Altar which can be extremely beneficial to so many followers of Jesus regardless of our Christian faith traditions (Protestant, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and other streams such as Celtic christian spirituality. I enjoyed this video and I think you did an excellent introductory presentation on this topic. (12/4/22 Sunday)
Hollow
Coming from a non liturgical background, I have never celebrated the liturgical church year stuff, the different times of the year-lent, Pentecost, advent, epiphany- I’ve never heard of the different colors for the different times of the year, I never knew there was a lectionary or set scripture readings for the days of the year, like what is year a, year b, etc. I’m still just stepping into this stuff. What is a resource that would help me learn about this and know what to do for at home practice as I am still unable to attend a liturgical church.
Thank you Jesus said I am in you and you are in me .. some Christians say you don’t need one.. can we worship also our ancestors known and unknown and angels and elementals … and Mother Earth goddess and god of all alpha omega ? Can we put icons of fairies Mary elves stars and moons and make rituals .. how far can we go for rituals.. God bless you thank you .. how about outside alter ? I was born catholic but I fel more of a mystic all my life spending time in woods .. god say I am the in wood and under stone
No , the first commandment states to worship no other “gods” or idols. The earth is the creation of God, and should not be worshipped. Romans 1 condemns worshipping anything created
@@chasewood1380 if he is part in all and when I touch a tree and think of God or see the stars or light a candle to the gratefulness of his creation and all the aliveness of his love in creation that is worshipping false idols..he is the all omega alpha in all even in us we are his children...thank you for you reply bless you
@@RoMorawsun No, God is the creator of all that is. He Is. Other things can and will end , the elements, angels, earth, and all that is apart of His creation will be judged and destroyed on the Day of Christ ,but the angels that haven’t fallen away will be saved, and the saints that are saved will be new , all for the glory of God
the earth is not a goddess. God is not wood or stone, the Bible condemns thag
@@chasewood1380 Thank you for that but God is not just man he is in the image of male and female the all in all...also in the bible its I am in you and you are in me and that we can find in him if under stone and in wood. He is in everything and we must also help Mother Nature and Gods creatures instead of destruction all have a soul and energy of God/dess.
How catholism is in full union with the Byzantine Catholic in there Eucharist and PARTICIPATE in it when they have Gregory Palamas as a saint? Can catholism answer?
As someone who is also from Southwest Minnesota and thinking about becoming Lutheran again. This video is appreciated
Great message....very important... Thank you, pastor
This Fairmont is so antisemitic. A disgusting person. Still teaching all this rubbish to Christians.
My favorite book ever!
I’ve just read it and for sure it’s a breaking point in life.
After Wycliffe translated the Bible it was said, “either this isn’t the gospel, or we aren’t Christians.” The papacy wasn’t concerned that common people would misinterpret scripture, it feared that common people would read and understand it.
This little book is amazing. I also wish I had read it when I was young, before college. Along with this book, in the development of an intellectual life, I recommend Jean Guitton - The Intellectual Work; Louis Riboulet - Councils about the Intellectual Work; Jules Payot - The Education of Will; and also The Intellectual Work and The Will; and the book that comes before all these, by Alphonse Gratry - Councils to the Education of the Spirit. Nice review, greetings from Brazil!
Please take care of your cough before you do The Donation of Constantine, thanks.
Nice explanation, liked video 👌
I'm about half way through this book and share your impressions - I can't believe how good it is on so many levels. Practical and profound. I'm already telling people about it. Glad you're talking about it. Great work!
Amen. I remember my first private confession. It’s a powerful experience.
so ur didaktik is not toooooooooooooo convincing...
lol did u explain god that st. thomas was in the middle ages?
The camera should be set on manual focus so that it will not keep focussing in and out. This guy is a joker. Does he think that makes the lesson more enjoyable? I do not remember learning anything about the crusades at school. Perhaps the authorities thought that they made Europe look very bad, so they omitted that in the curriculum. Note that we were taught Christianity in school at the time. How many of the viewers remember even 10 percent of this, I wonder? Interesting, though!
Thank you for continuing to upload your services to KZread! I enjoy listening to a traditional church service with hymns sung with an organist/organ every Sunday!
incredible sermon!
Thank you
Good information, thank you!