I agree with you good sir, more people should think like that

Most reformed denominations have their own schools and are taught church history.

Taking this a step further I was taught that Catholics and orthodoxies aren’t even Christian

​@@ggchcvccfssfftuksersj7396I was also taught that catholics weren't true Christians, and I never heard of the Orthodox church until I was in high school and found Orthodox monks chanting in a UKposts video.

Yes I so agree. my grandmother studies in an online bible college and sometimes I listen in on her lessons because I also learn a thing or two. One time, I heard in her lessons that we shouldn’t be too legalistic or dogmatic, and we shouldn’t say things like “oh that person is not a real christian, they will go to hell” because they are in a different denomination. that is not for us to decide and we shouldn’t judge a fellow christian’s faith just because they happen to go to a different church

May Allah (pbuh) smile and joyfully bless you muh Muslim brother/sister

May Allah bless you as well.

May Allah bless you our Muslim brother/sister and Ramadan Mubarak 🙏

@@savagesatiregaming1654 thanks brother but i just want to clarify we don't say pbuh (peace be upon him) to God , we say it to prophets , to God we say SWT (The most glorified, the most high)

Bless you too and Jesus loves you!

what about evangelist though?

But why would you speak to someone who is dead?

@@Isaiah78b/c they’re in heaven

Well, he put "Church of Christ" as on the fence as being Christian. If he means Churches of Christ (it's unclear, but I assume he does given this seems more US focused, but maybe he means one of the other forms?), then yeah, that's a big FU to that denomination. And his comment about liberal churches... he's definitely got an axe to grind and isn't unbiased. Edit: Ah, he means Disciples of Christ, given the symbol. Not Churches of Christ. In a video supposed to make denominations easier to understand, no less. Ugh.

@@Isaiah78 - Because Jesus teaches in the Bible and in Apostolic Tradition that those who die in Christ, though they appear "dead" to us, are very much alive in Christ.

Truly human & truly God, born of Virgin Mary, died for our sins, rose from the dead, ascended & will return, etc., are all stories made up for the fools.

@@AtamMardesWhat makes you say this?

@@danielparham5232 Please answer this simple question honestly. *FACT:* Theists thank God (especially on thanksgiving) for giving life to them & also for giving life to animals for them to take their lives & eat them. *SIMPLE QUESTION:* Are you unable to see how theologians have tricked the theists to believe in an imaginary God by fooling them to arrogantly ignoring their hypocrisy & narcissism??

@@AtamMardes When Christianity was founded, nobody tricked them into converting. If you converted in the ancient Roman world, you were tortured and killed. The people that converted truly believed in Christ and was willing to die for him. If you use basic logic and critically analyze the world then God is the only logical explanation.

@@danielparham5232 I am not denying that everyone wants there to be a God. I am saying there is no evidence for your God or any other.

As a 16 years old Brazilian Presbyterian teen who also annoys the heck out of his youth pastor about the differences between the denominations, I couldn't agree more

our pastor this Sunday spoke about how the Church should be a place to ask questions, even doubts, about faith. I doubt you annoy your youth pastor. Keep seeking sister! God Bless you.

I just recently learned the difference between southern Baptist and Baptist. Very interesting also.

The reason there are differences is because, people lie. They all do.

You are young. Get out the south and see the world as it is. Christ will join you as he always does.

Catholicism isn't denomination my brother. It is THE Christianity. Others are just false versions.

We must not be harsh on others nor judge one another. No matter your religion, God has a plan for you. Christ is love. Love yourself to love others. If you don’t love others, you do not love your self. Protestants spend a lot of time looking down on others, as Catholics we literally mean “in Union” so let us unite not cast differences. For the small bickering only leads others to sin and not to the Lord. Forgive others, and you will be able to forgive yourself.

@@snokehusk223 don’t you guys pray to the virgin Mary? You incorporate things that aren’t in the Bible. There are 2 religions, gods word and man’s word. You’re following gods word with man’s word sprinkled in which ultimately makes it man’s word.

@@snokehusk223 catholic religion is meant to deceive you. The Bible has the answers you’re looking for not false preachers

@@snokehusk223what makes it so?

To Catholics, they are one and the same. (1 Timothy 3:15)

⁠you've broken a whole denomination

@@LRTrack so does that mean Christ's marriage to the church is invalid?

@@AE-wv8jd It is mostly a metaphor, not fully literal. Jesus is the root of the body of the church. How can Jesus be married to himself? The imagery comes from the covenant between the 12 tribes of Israel (the "bride") and God. This imagery is repeated in the Christian church and taken a little too literally by priests and nuns in the Catholic church.

God bless you fr 🙏🏾❤️

What do you guys believe about salvation? Is it by faith alone, or are there other requirements?

Agreed, even though I am no longer Catholic I told all my Protestant friends this is not a church teaching.

Why would we ask Mary to pray to God for us, when the Bible clearly states that we are to pray directly to Him, and that our prayers will be heard? All are equal before the Lord.

@@kevincrosby1760 Yes all are equal in His sight, but wouldn't you agree there's power in others praying for us? Why ask anyone at all to pray for us? The Bible does tell us to pray for one another - James 5:16 - so if there is power in the prayers of the righteous, how much more powerful will the prayers of Christ's mother be?

@@michael_jt The prayers of Mary should be no more powerful than those of your sister or next door neighbor.

@@kevincrosby1760 Even if they are equal, then why would you have a problem with it in the first place?

tyty

My brother in Christ the proper spelling is Orthodox.

@@thendarkendwolf8796 Oops. Somehow hadn’t noticed that. I’ll fix it 🤷‍♂️

Thank u

Thank you

There is only one way to Heaven. Not different ways. Please, repent before it is too late.

​@@TedEhioghae Please, study Catholicism, it's the most coherent with Bible teachings.

W manz

@@TedEhioghae You’re right, there is only one way and it’s the true & original Church of Christ, not the one that barely predates mormonism in the grand scheme of things.

@@TedEhioghae ​ nvm I just noticed you posted this same comment 114 times so you’re either a bot or the human equivalent.

Hey, we have the same PFP, and that's cool!

@@TheBlueMarbleItself Great minds think alike!

Baptist don't kowtow to the woke mob.

@@derp8575 You mean orthodox?

Of course, Christianity should be about you.

Listen his accent, he knows about Protestants and Roman catholics cause his country is full of them but this poor boy doesn´t know NOTHING about Eastern Orthodoxy , the ancient faith ☦ cause we are mainly in Eastern Europe and the Middle East the place were Christianity started not in those western countries were atheist and satanic laws are aprobed every week by their anti chirstian lawmakers.

@@AndronikosNikephoros Αμα ζεις στην Ελλαδα, ελπιζω να εχεις διαπιστωσει οτι νομοι αθεων και σατανιστων μαστιζουν την χωρα μας! Και εννοω τις διεφθαρμενες κυβερνησεις μας (ΝΔ, Πασοκ, Συριζα) που τοσα χρονια η εκκλησια μας συνεργαζεται με αυτους αντι να τους ΑΦΟΡΙΣΕΙ μια και καλη, τους προδοτες, ανθελληνες & αντιχριστους πολιτικους! Να μην αναφερω και ποια ηταν η θεση της εκκλησιας μας για τον υποχρεωτικο €μβολι@σμο!

Eastern Orthodoxy makes most sense.

God bless you my friend

@@SoyebAkhtar151 Jesus also said. "There is no way to God except from me!" Who who believe? Jesus (the Son of God) or Muhammad (a sinful man that literally wrote a hate book)?

Ye my brother

god with a small g respects all false religions he is Satan who is deceiving the world

You know except when he calls all mormons heretics at the end there.

​Because they're heretics. Jesus wasn't created, that'd Arianism ​@@michaelweiske702

​@@michaelweiske702he literally said they "do not belief in the essentials of christianity" which is kinda true I guess🤷‍♂️

yeah, I can relate with that. I was raised Christian, tho in a low-church environment. we did group activities, had 1 hour per week at school where a nun would teach us Christian stuff. and later on when it became an optional school topic I continued to participate tho by then we were instructed about all religions by a theologist, it was basically a religion-focused version of history classes. all I remember from the nun lessons is the stories with Noah arch and stuff like that, but we never learned about how the church even worked or why it was important, to me it always seemed like yet another group activity, so I ended up becoming atheist (tho technically Christian I guess, since I did the official ceremonies).

Because the whole point of religion in school is to indoctrinate you into their cult.

@@ledocteur7701 That sucks. You should read St. Augustine, he has a lot of the theology and history stuff you probably missed out on. He’s also a lot of fun to read Imo

"It depends what your definition of 'is' is"

@@ledocteur7701 my parents were agnostic so they put me in church school for 6 years. I grew up to be a spiritual agnostic.

Could you explain to me more about the Oriental Orthodox Church?

I visited a few Armenian churches in Armenia a few weeks ago. Pretty interesting.

Armenia, first country to have Christianity as state religion! 🙏🏻⛪️

Hello Armenian! I love Armenia so much! Continue to defend against your horrible neighbors 🇦🇲❤️

@@-_Confessor-_of course! We are the oldest Churches in the world! We profess the Miaphysite Christology which is that Jesus is fully divine and fully human in 1 United Nature without confusion, mingling, or seperation. The Oriental Orthodox Churches are made of 6 Churches. The Coptic, Armenian, Syriac, Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Malankara Orthodox Churches.

I agree with you… I was prepared to cringe, but that was pretty decent.

yes the key was the majority.. anything over 50% accurate is a majority... If it was as full of errors in other religions as it was in regards to Baptists.. I think it may be lucky to be 60% accurate,,..

@@jeffcarlson3269 I'm a Baptist youth pastor and found it to be very accurate. Was there something you found troubling?

@@OneOuttaOne Yes considering the Baptist to be on par with non denominational churches... I believe as a Baptist we have Our ideology of faith and practice based on the Westminister confession of 1646.. and the London confession of 1689.... ... which to me clashes with the idea of fellowshipping with a church with a non - denominational ideology... either the church is Not teaching true Baptist doctrine... or it is teaching doctrine that is Non confrontational.. or middle of the road.. to Not ruffle any feathers.. the church I attend preaches things that Lutherans or Catholics and perhaps Episcopalians.. would Not wish to hear... and I do Not want the message "watered" down to accommodate or be concerned to Not offend anyone ..not believing as a Baptist believes..

@@OneOuttaOne and apparently this person does Not know much...regarding the Catholics.. because... contrary to what anyone states.. Catholics are offended by anyone thinking anything one can do will get them into heaven... my mother had a priest tell her even after reading 1 John 5:13.. that belief in going to heaven was a sin.. also in regards to the Church of Christ.. who doesn't know what they believe?.. there are enough sites out there to clearly let someone know these are heretics.. I cannot see my self attending a church...... preaching things that Me and a Church of Christ follower.. as well as a Mormon and Catholic that can all agree to...either I will be offended... or will walk out after service feeling that God was not speaking to me..

You can always ask God for help!😫 you don’t need to pray to dead people to pray for you

@@bri-gt7hnwe know that, we pray to the saints just because they are like an example to us. An example of how we can live our lives. Many of these saints became martyrs, we do not worship them, we ask for help and see their example of faith.

@@bri-gt7hnfor example, we can look towards the example of Saint Don Bosco, a man who founded the Salesians. A group of Catholics who look after the young and youth. We look to their examples of faith of how we can implement their way of life so that we too can reach Jesus and live in paradise with God

@@Eclipse0128 pray to God through Jesus Christ ❤️

Jesus is God, bri. You weren't paying attention

The whole point was to condense it though. And I don't know how many people have done better than this rendition.

It's not informative. This video is extremely inaccurate and one of the most biased lessons on denominations I have ever heard in my life.

I coulda used more jokes to illustrate the substantive points. I learn best via chuckles. ;-)

I think it was nice to see literally just what the fundamental differences were between denominations. In depth analyses can follow but I think simplicity was key

@ℓυкє ѕηу∂єя You guys are just as christian, this due is incredibly biased.

Typical brainwashed christianity “He fell down with his face to the ground and prayed, saying: My Father” (Matthew 26:39) Jesus said: “While he was living on earth, he offered up prayers and petitions with loud cries and tears to him who would save him from death, and he was heard because of his respectful obedience.” (Hebrews 5:7) Your Jesus prayed like a Muslim; So who did God pray to? John 20:17 "Jesus said to him, Touch me not; for I have not yet ascended to my Father; go up to my brethren, and say to them, I ascend to my Father, and to your Father, and to my God, and to your God, and to your God." Are you confused (:? Check out this channel (Towards Eternity)

Indeed.

You do pray to Mary and make graven images which are displayed prominently in the Church, so you can surely understand their confusion, right? And I'm saying this with no condemnation: Jesus knows how to sort this all out, which is why I don't need to worry about passing such judgment. As far as I'm concerned, if Jesus is cool with whatever you do and believe, you're in good company.

@@DigitalsapienStop speaking on things that you clearly lack understanding of.

@@BRENNANISCATHOLIC No lack of understanding on my part. I understand that the Catholic Bible doesn't have the correct 10 commandments. This is not my opinion. It is an absolute unequivocal fact. In fact, I'd say I understand it better than you for sure.

@@Digitalsapien 1. Exodus 20:4 is part of the first commandment that begins in verse 3 and stretches through part of verse five: You shall have no other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself a graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; you shall not bow down to them or serve them. Verses 3 and 5 make clear that this commandment is not simply condemning making statues; It is condemning making gods that you bow down to or serve. In a word, this first commandment forbids idolatry, i.e., the worship of anything or anyone other than God. The Catholic Church condemns this as well. 2. By lifting out part of the first commandment appearing to prohibit the making of “any likeness of anything,” not only do you have God contradicting himself in later commanding the making of statues, but you also end up making the first two commandments repetitive. They are both essentially condemning idolatry. 3. Though the commandments are said to be “ten” in Exodus 34:28, they are not numbered by the inspired authors of Sacred Scripture. If you count the “you shall nots” along with the two positive commandments of keeping holy the Sabbath and honoring father and mother, you end up with 13 commandments. So the actual numbering of the commandments depends upon which “you shall nots” you lump together as one commandment and which ones you separate. And in the end, which “you shall nots” you lump together depends upon your theology. 4. We believe the Catholic Church alone has the authority to give to God’s people an authoritative list of the Ten Commandments. And the Catechism of the Catholic Church does exactly that. At least, it gives us a list as a sure norm for us. 5. The problem with creating a second “commandment” where there actually is not one really comes to the fore at the bottom of the list. The common Protestant listing of the Ten Commandments combines coveting your neighbor’s wife, the Catholic ninth commandment, with coveting your neighbor’s property, the Catholic tenth commandment. And really it just can’t be any other way because you run out of room. I can’t imagine many women being happy with being equated to property! Some may argue at this point: “Well, that is what the Old Testament teaches. We’re just going with what the inspired author teaches.” Are you really? Let’s take a look. Now, it is true that Exodus 20’s version of the 10 commandments appears to place both women and servants in the place of property. You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, or his manservant, or his maidservant, or his ox, or his donkey, or anything that is your neighbor’s. I say it seems because Genesis 1:26-27 does reveal God himself to have said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness… So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” There is an essential equality between male and female revealed even in the Old Testament, though this revelation is not as clear and unambiguous as what we have in the New Testament. Exodus 20 certainly does anything but add to the clarity of the point. When I say the revelation of this essential equality is not as clear in the Old Testament, we need to understand why this is so. The Old Testament consists of 46 books written over a period of ca. 1500 years, representing a progressive revelation. Hebrews 1:1-2 says, “In many and various ways God spoke of old to our fathers by the prophets.” The Greek word for “many ways” is polumeros, which means “in many portions;” God gave his revelation in piecemeal fashion over the centuries, taking an ancient people right where they were and gradually beginning to reveal more and more truth as they were able to receive it and as he gradually gave them more and more grace to be able to receive it, all the while respecting their freedom. “But when the time had fully come, God sent forth his Son…” (Galatians 4:4) to communicate the fullness of the revelation God willed for his people. For example, the divorce God permitted in Deut. 24:1-4, he later says “[he] hates” in Malachi 2:16. And when Jesus elevated marriage to the level of sacrament eliminating divorce and remarriage absolutely in Matt. 19:5-6, he explained that this allowance by God through Moses was never intended from the very beginning citing Genesis 2:24, “the two shall become one flesh.” God permitted things early that he would not have ever willed in an antecedent sense as he helped his people to grow much like a parent does not treat a four year-old the same as he would treat a fourteen year-old. In a similar way, though God revealed the essential equality of man and woman very early in salvation history (Gen. 1:26-27), this revelation was given by God to an ancient people who did not have the same understanding of the essential equality of man and woman we so often take for granted given the fullness of revelation we have enjoyed in the New Covenant for 2,000 years. God did not expect his people to change immediately, nor did he give them the fullness of the revelation that we have in Christ all at once; rather, he helped them along as we’ve said. In fact, we can see this development of understanding even in the Old Testament itself. We cited the earlier version of the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20, but notice the change by the time God gave his people Deuteronomy: Neither shall you covet your neighbor’s wife; and you shall not desire your neighbor’s house, his field, or his manservant, or his maidservant, his ox. Or his donkey, or anything that is your neighbor’s. The inspired author of Deuteronomy now makes the distinction between wife and property sharper by using two different Hebrew words for “covet” and “desire” and by only using the word “covet” with regard to the wife. The two separate commandments now become undeniable.

What's strawmanning

@@thomasfleming8169 strawman is a kind of logical fallacy / false argument in which a thing is portrayed in a way that presents it as worse off/weaker than it is in reality. It means using words that are related to the subject to some extent but swing either too far, to incite a negative association with a bad thing or too little to avoid a positive association with a good thing.

@@vassalofthenight9945 can you give me an example of it

​@@thomasfleming8169Here's an example Person 1: I love dogs Person 2: Why do you hate cats? In this fallacy, if you can't deal with the argument, you misinterpret it, intentionally or unintentionally, although it is mostly unintentionally, twist the person's statement and attack it, so basically if you can't fight a man, you create his strawman, beat it, and say you beat the person

@@AadityaKumar-gd7mf Thank you

Wonder if Zwingli said back "DO THIS IN REMEMBERANCE OF ME!"

May I ask, are you LCMS?

Same here, I had that conversation many times. Lutherans aren't alone with the traditional understanding of the Lord's Supper. I feel bad for churches that teach its only symbolic. They are missing such amazing gifts!

​@Jason Smith actually the Last Supper wasn't a Passover Seder: The majority of scholars of the Last Supper do not believe that it was a Passover meal, a position consistent with the account given by the Gospel of Saint John. A minority believe that it was a seder or Passover meal, a position consistent with the Synoptic gospels. However, as Enrico Mazza has argued, the minority view "remains a theological interpretation. The historical fact is that the Last Supper was not a Passover celebration and, consequently, that its liturgy was not that of the Jewish Passover" (The Celebration of the Eucharist: The Origin of the Rite and the Development of Its Interpretation [Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 1999] pp. 25-26).

It means the same for Catholics as well.

I was also raised Church of Christ. Your first paragraph had me in stitches! When I went away to school, my mother called every week to see if I had found a good Church of Christ. I now consider myself agnostic. Thanks for sharing.

This writing fills my heart with so much joy. How I long for a unity of all the followers of Christ! I grew up in a Pentecostal church where the Sunday services are always very expressive and filled with energetic music. And that's how I feel very comfortable worshipping God. Then I moved to a Lutheran church in a small village in another province, was surprised but learnt how to blend in but one day when I was in 4th grade, I was "accused" as a Catholic (lol) by the pastor because of the way I prayed. I still don't know the reason to this day, but the way he judged me felt like he and everyone had a certain grudge towards the Catholics. Meanwhile I went to a Catholic school and I enjoyed learning about Catholicism and their traditions. Then I became a teen and moved away, attended Pentecostal church again, my family and I ready for our baptism. My aunt who was Lutheran CRIED so badly thinking we are going to be forever lost in a wrong faith. I seriously don't understand the fear and hatred against each other. Aren't we all Christians? We all follow Jesus. As long as you follow Him, then you are a brother/sister no matter how you do it. I will always introduce myself as a Christian, not a Pentecost or a Lutheran or whatever, because what matters is Him, and not our worldly identity.

I grew up in Ohio and had friends who went to Church of Christ. Kind wish he had covered the last eight on his list ... maybe on another video.

Very interesting. The most important thing is that you reminded faithful to God and maintained your relationship with him. Didn't your first church read in Scripture that we are to make a joyful noise unto the Lord? Don't they know David played a soothing harp? I've visited different congregations in my country, Pentecostal, Baptist, Independent Baptist, etc and they all played music. I think the Bereans (I've been) don't.

@@priciliar.s.simarmata2373 Exactly!! Check out what Paul said: I appeal to you, dear brothers and sisters, by the authority of our Lord Jesus Christ, to live in harmony with each other. Let there be no divisions in the church. Rather, be of one mind, united in thought and purpose. 1 Corinthians 1:10 NLT Also, Romans 14:1-11 basically talks about not arguing with other Christians about the way they choose to practice.

Same, I love the lore. THough it is honestly hard for me to grasp why all of these people argue.

@@luciekulhankova7278 These people 🤨

@@genekendrick679 he literally said that the most offensive way possible, i went to spain and the catholics were mad when i tried to group them in w us as christians

@@genekendrick679 is there a problem with that?

God loves everyone and wants all people to come into a relationship with Him. The world has invented evolution which they still call a theory. There is no way that life formed out of nothing. Think about this, do you believe that you could travel around the multiverse and find a cell phone that was formed by pure chance sitting on a planet somewhere in the remote corner of a galaxy that was powered up and ready to be used? If not, how do you think that something more complex like a living cell or organism could be formed out of nothing? Much less a whole ecosystem that would be needed to sustain that organism that would be present all at once?

Assalamu alaikum brother! As a Baptist Christian myself, it is so refreshing and heart warming to know there are people of other faiths that just want to understand and praise His name with our fellow brothers and sisters. Allah deserves all the praise!

Great vision! agree wholeheartedly, we should all know more about everyone else and respect eachother more!

God Bless you! ❤

Doesn't the Quran say in Surah 9-30 "the Christians and the Jews, how deluded are their minds, may Allah destroy them"? Why don't all muslims go out and kill Christians and Jews?

I’m not religious so I don’t understand the blind hate toward others but I do believe if we listen we can understand each other better. We don’t have to agree, it’s okay, but we should respect each other.

as a soon to be convert to orthodoxy, i agree to you. I thought the same!

There is only one way to Heaven. Not different ways. Please, repent before it is too late.

There is only one way to Heaven. Not different ways. Please, repent before it is too late.

@@TedEhioghae by that you mean Jesus? Or do you mean that orthodoxy is not the right way?

I can comprehend everything (mostly based on fear of death, greed and power) about the primitive societies that invented god/s.

Churches do NOT like to be questioned. It disrupts the mind-control.

Hey bro God exist

@@lucasrio9228prove it lol

I was atheist and having really bad anxiety and panic attacks. I called my old friend who is hardcore Christian and he asked how my relationship with God was. I thought it was silly, he said don't just pray tonight, pour your heart out to God. So I did it that night. I poured my heart out to God. I didn't want to make it about myself so I prayed for my other friend who is a bad alcoholic. About 30 minutes after I was done praying, at 2 a.m., that very friend called me up crying and his first words were "dude, I think I need to find God". I've been friends with him over 20 years, seen him rip up Bibles, and he's never spoke those words to me until 30 minutes after I prayed for him.

@@lucasrio9228 nuh uh!

Also bro bro there’s National church which is extremely regulated so for example I’m Protestant but we have a gay pastor assistant and the Pastors/priests can have a family and wife Sorry orthodox bro idk if you knew that or not I’m just always shocked to see American Protestants and stuff

One should know the other patients in the nuthouse.

As a Roman catholic. Hello lol

@@mikemondano3624

Why are you christian?

I had to embrace my original denomination pentacostal haha grew up going to an inspiration bible church aka charismatic pentacostal I was saved on a Friday and experienced my revival on a Sunday. But I was never baptized physically I was in the spirit though. I'm definitely on the renegade side of the faith 😂 but I guess that was God's plan for me, to be free and serve him as I walk. It's more liberating and exciting.

@@paulbeahm3891 yea Im subscribed he's videos are of great quality

Go to the Early Church!

@@guillelainez okay?

I am also Pentecostal!

I used to be a devout Catholic but then one day there appeared this video in my feed from a Protestant Biblical Scholar by the name of Scott Hahn, he and his book The Lamb’s Supper got to me and now I am a lover of John Chapter 6. Thank you Jesus.

brainrot

Doesn't this video show you how spurious all the supposed claims are, and that each church is just making it all up?

@@lyrebird9749 I don’t really get what you mean. If you don’t believe in it or find it to be that way I suppose I get that, but I found the diversity to be interesting.

A so called non denominational is still a denomination. Please read my other comment.

It’s nice having someone talk about us without it degenerating into you know what.

Catholics are the Whore of Babylon spoke of in Revelation 17. Catholicism isn't Christianity, not even close. It's Satanic wickedness and evil at it's core.Father God commanded to have no idols and that is all Catholicism is. Read revelation 17, it is Holy Roman and the Vatican they are speaking of.

Islam is the religion who makes us to Believe in Jesus, We Muslims 100% Believes in Jesus, We Muslims Believes that Jesus is the Christ, We Muslims Believes that Jesus will Come Again to this World, Jesus did Miracles by the Permission of Allah, Jesus himself Never said “Im God” also Never he said anyone to “Worship Me” Jesus was Just a Prophet and Messenger Of Allah Only to Guide The People of Israel, ----------------------- *Jesus Denies Being God* | Read ⬇️ ----------------------- "My Father is greater than me." [John 14:28] “I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to My God and your God.” [John 20:17] “Jesus said: 'Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.” [Mark 12:29] “Jesus, Fell with his face to the ground and Prayed.” [Matthew 26:39] “Jesus said, “My teaching is not my own, It comes from the one who has sent me.” [John 7:16] “I can of mine own self do nothing: as I hear, I judge: and my judgement is just because I seek not my own will, but the will of the Father who has sent me." [John 5:30] “The crowd answered, This is Jesus, the Prophet.” [Matthew 21:10-11] --------------------- *The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad In Bible* --------------------- “I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now. When he the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth, for he will not speak on his own authority, but whatever he hears he will speak, and he will declare to you the things that are to come, He will glorify me, for he will take what is mine and declare it to you.” [John 16:12-14] --------------------- *Allah Clears About Jesus* --------------------- [Quran:- 5:72]:- “Jesus has said, "O Children of Israel, worship Allah, my Lord and your Lord." [Quran:- 19:30]:- “Jesus has said, "Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a Prophet.” [Quran:- 4:171]:- “Christ Jesus the son of Mary was no more than a messenger of Allah, So believe in Allah and His messengers. Say not "Trinity" desist: it will be better for you: for Allah is one Allah: ---------------------

I was worried that the video would turn derogatory towards Catholicism as well, but was pleasantly surprised. I also appreciated the objective viewpoint for all the Christian denominations and showing how we have much more in common than many believe. I believe, now more than ever, we all need to get along with and "lift" (for lack of better terms) each other up, not degrade others

​@@bryanp7831 Praise the Lord am I right?

I AM ALSO TAMIL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHRISTIAN ✝️ 🤝

The Catholic Church is pre-denominational. There is only one Church (includes all Catholic - Eastern Catholic (not Eastern Orthodoxy) , Syro Malabar, established in India by Apostle, St Thomas , etc) outside of which are the numerous Christian. denominations / ecclesial communities.

@@finallythere100 no its not. orthodoxy literally means "right worship" the Catholic church is the result of the great schism. the arguments in said schism were almost all won by the Orthodox. for instance, icons of the Theotokos and saints, not just Christ.

America is even more so. We were first founded by a lot of dissenters escaping persecution as outliers. Lol!.

The Catholic church in the late second century committed apostasy John warned of and the catholic adopted the outright pagan trinity teaching and also the pagan immortal soul teaching. Learn what the Judeo-Christian beliefs were. Reject the pagan trinity teaching as did Sir Isaac Newton and many others who searched/search for the Truth written plainly in the Bible. Use The Divine Name of God as Jesus taught to Firstly pray for The Sanctification of God's Name. God's Name is The Tetragrammaton and it is Replaced by pagan apostate trinitarians as all capital letters GOD or LORD in their Bible translations. Almost 7,000 times is YHWH written in the Judeo-Christian Bible. Every time those Hebrew verses with YHWH in them were read aloud in the first century or copied down in the first century writings the Name of the One True God would have Rightly been pronounced. Reject the apostate pagan trinity and Glorify God in the heavens and His Firstborn Son Jesus Christ. Yes give them Each their PROPER recognition. Reject the apostate pagan trinity and search out the Truth. No one comes to the Father except through Jesus Christ. Where's the trinity in that statement tWinity maybe lol.

@@janetprice85 She said she lived both in the US and then in the Netherlands. She was talking about exactly the thing you just said, lol.

My friend it is not impossible. Jesus said as the father sent me so I send you in the world!!! He called us to follow him and love like him! Jesus loves you and can help you live free! God bless you!

​@@SoyebAkhtar151won't work on us buddy

​@@SoyebAkhtar151 Read those and no where is it talking about muhammed or allah.

​@@SoyebAkhtar151we don't do that here.

I think most people are Baptist. But the words are almost meaningless now because within each denomination, each church will fall somewhere along the left/right political spectrum. Trust me, the Baptist church in souther California is not the same as the Baptist church in Florida. I wouldn't recognize a lot of Baptist churches in america because most don't follow the Bible anymore. They eisegesis the whole thing and just call themselves baptists

They apparently cannot spell though.

@@waterwraith1189 Ok?

One of the rare nice ones

@@rickynoodles2816 rare? this is what is taught to the majority from the actual source. the quran says to treat "fellow people of the book" with respect.

@ezezez it's true you're not wrong I wish more people followed the word of scripture. Here in America there are many religious hypocrites

@@rickynoodles2816 problem is that if people actually followed the book, the world would be a better place. but instead you have extremists, you have like you said hypocrites, you have people that pick and choose parts that they want to hear. Islam says to love Christianity, but I will definitely agree with you there are Alot of Muslims that don’t like Christians, and Alot of Christian that don’t like Muslims. This is because they hold grudges due to historical events, which is a part of human nature. I would almost argue it’s the work of satan that made us target each other in the first place (make it easier to divide and conquer).

Lol that's awesome, sounds like a cool guy

Amen

Amen bro

God wants us to be one body. The Body of Christ. He is the Head of the church.

@@julienielsen3746 All who calls themselves Christians are not in the Body of Christ, His Church. Only those who are saved by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ’s finished work of the cross, His death, burial, and resurrection without added works are saved and spiritually baptized into the Body of Christ (Ephesians 3:8,9; l Corinthians 15:1-4).

Sorry it'll never happen so many are arrogant to think only they are correct ? With no real idea why ?

I invite you to watch Redeemed Zoomer's video about the history of the Church "History of the Entire Church, i guess..." it is very good to understand it too.

Don't b agnostic. Choose a side dr pepper

@@xB1GW1GGLYx stop yelling people what to think. You're driving them away. Are you actually a Satanist in disguise, chasing people away from God? If not, hold your judgmental tongue.

Don't listen to the guy above me, be whatever you want.

listen to the guy above me. Be whatever

I went from a non-denominational church to attending a Baptist Church, and there really wasn't much of a difference, it's been more of a difference with the pastor.

My dad went to a non denominational church and it really had the feel of a Pentecostal church

The beliefs are largely the same. It is mainly not wanting to be tied to a formal denomination.

The next time somebody asks, tell them Catholics believe and support evolution, they do not.

@@rumblefish9 yes we do. Creationism is not official doctrine. The belief is that God is the creator. Exactly how he did it isn't important spiritually and doesn't mean it couldn't have been through the big bang etc. how it was done is not doctrine. Just that God is the creator. I'm confirmed, married to,a confirmed Catholic. The daughter of confirmed Catholics and the mother of w confirmed Catholics. I was educated in Catholic schools most of my life, and have helped teach and sponsored a few rcia candidates.

Yes... because "fun" is a significant aspect of the faith...

​@@aswqaswqaswqaswq3966 I think it is. But it's also not limited to any specific church.

@@ChickenSando How? Why?

Presbiterians are satanic, they respond to the vatican

When the letters of "Presbyterian" are rearranged, you get either "best in prayer" or "Britney Spears." I find that quite apt.

Same here! Presbyterian here, I have a friend who is a theological nerd an three friends in the medical field. My brother whose also devote is a doctor. Im kinda of the odd ball as a teacher but love diving in the intricacies of theology. Stay cool my nerdy brother/sister in Christ 😎

Presbyterian here, and yes, nerdy is an excellent description!

I'm fairly sure the guy behind this channel is Presbyterian himself lol

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The problem with you guys is you completely misdefine sovereignty, and pre-destination.

@Chilling tends to be a running thing. Predestination by scripture refutes calvanism. It doesn't work. Makes a mess of revelations. Once you're SAVED you are now Predestined to go to heaven. Not the other way around.

@@KJV_1789 bingo. They also don’t pick up on the corporate nature of some the passages in Romans. To think this is all do to the ignorance and bias of Augustine who hated Greek.

@@justchilling704 I love how for every calvinist out there theres a lot of baptist and pentes ready to say the same four arguments we've been hearing for centuries X,D Can't we just chill in our books? we havent drown anabaptist or tried to take over england in centuries by now. Go preach somewhere in Africa or something, our double predestination thingy wont send y'all to hell if you just ignore it XD

they deny the baptism, this the only thing I know, I also know they were the ones who pushed the United Kingdom on abolishing the slave trade in the Atlatian Ocean from any country.

God bless you for making that transition from atheism to Christianity

what made you place your faith in god

Right? It's one of those things you'd normally have to be interested in and research yourself. I went the other direction- started Christian and stopped believing- but watching the bit about Baptists reminded me how much of my views on spirituality still hearken back to its individualism and personal relationship with the divine.

​@@Michael-fs1hv I don't want to tell you what to believe you have to decide that just please don't think there isn't someone out there and don't let someone tell you not to look for something

lol 🤭

It's because we reject the nicene creed, although most protestants can't really articulate that's why.

This is muslims' lie that christians allegedly worship anybody and anything except for god while they literally pray to a rock and give it gifts...

Why dont you just pray to God directly

@@7sGalaxy i just don't get it. If you can pray directly to God, then just why not? Do the saints and his mother get heard more or have a bigger say? The comparison to real life isn't really the same in my opinion because not only you're praying but they are also, but you're just praying to the saints. And how do you know if it works or not. Isnt praying suppose to be talking to God?

@@7sGalaxy wait. I thought everyone was created equally. Why do they have a special place

@@bubbles13244 remember the story when the god decided to eradicate all jewish people after they created a gold idol and leave only moses to try to create the nation again, moses convinced the god not to do so. Question, if someone else, but moses, asked the god for it, would the god be convinced? Would the god listen to the one he wanted to eradicate? Or moses' word was more significant to the god so he was convinced?

⁠@@SoyebAkhtar151I don’t think this guy is A Baptist hay bud only way to heaven is through Christ through faith ask for forgiveness to him. Also Quaraan is not a book of the Bible from God it is made by men I mean all the Bible is made by man but they are Gods words written through man. Quaraan or whatever is not.

“love one another as I have loved you”

My brother, do you not see how people look and their wonderful creation? Do you not see the very large planets, the vast space, the sky with its birds, the sun and the moon, the seas and their creatures, the earth and all its creatures? This is not the work of humans. This is only God's work. Jesus is God's prophet and messenger. Jesus worships God Almighty and does not associate anyone with Him. Why don't you worship God? Why do you worship someone like you? Why do you worship stones, trees, cows, idols, the sun, the moon, and the devil? It only takes a little thought and not to be arrogant and say: This is the religion of my ancestors. The test of your ancestors has ended and the time of testing ends at death. So what did you do on your test paper? (Think and look) at God’s great creation and you will know the truth, so worship God alone and do not associate anyone with Him

My father -- a former minister and occasional preacher -- told me there is one church, of which there are many confessions, divided into a multitude of congregations.

@@0SSM What you are missing, is that Jesus IS Creator God and one with the Father! Jesus took on human form in order to die, taking the punishment for our sin so that we could have eternal life with God. Because Jesus perfectly and completely paid for all sin, the Father raised him from death, and Jesus now reigns over all. If Jesus were only one more prophet/messenger, there would be no message to bring, and no escape from our sin and eternal death. It is ONLY through Jesus the Christ that we can have forgiveness from our sin. I do not worship "someone like me" - I worship Creator God, the Holy Trinity working together to plan and speak the universe into existence, to make the creation, and to give life to all living creatures.

The Prophet Jesus is only a human being. You are the ones who said that He is the Son of God and that He is the third of the three and in Him is the Father. Unfortunately, things are neither logical nor rational. God Almighty is above the seventh heaven above the throne. This is his place. Glory be to God Almighty. The difference between you and me is that you worship a human being who has a father, a son, and a god inside him, and this is wrong. Worship God alone, with no partner, living and never dying, great and wise, so worship God and do not associate anyone with Him. Jesus is only a sent prophet, and his message is: There is no god but God, so worship Him. .

I am not a Muslim, but I once read about Mohammed and it's history etc. I live in a Christian country and although I am no longer Christian; I found that story pretty fascinating stuff.

Great that you found this video very interesting. Christ came for all of us and I welcome you to His church. Blessings to you and your family.🙏🏾

​@@kerrishanelson1851 bruh

@@thevikingwarrior why are you no longer a Christian?

Oriental Orthodox are technically different from Eastern Orthodox because they rejected the Council of Chalcedon. Lately their Theology has fallen into step with Chalcedon, yet they reject it as a matter of tradition mostly (despite practically agreeing with it entirely).

Mine is the opposite, I was raised Roman Catholic by my dads family bc my mom wasn't religious, but then she found Jesus and now she thinks everything ab Catholicism is wrong 😂

@@sepulvedablvd7846 The opposite actually. Unlike modern people, people of the past believed that the world was declining instead of advancing, so the further back you went, the wiser and more intelligent people were. So, how do you reconcile the fact that people were simultaneously wrong but more intelligent (they were wrong because they believed in several gods, but they were right about the observations that they made about the world about them)? The answer simply, they didn't have the bible, so they couldn't make the right conclusions! So, all of the stuff about Roman gods was in a way right, they just had to reinterpret them in a Christian way. So all of the "recycled" concept and stuff you see in Christianity (there's a lot of Egyptian stuff too), is, in fact, on purpose, not a "gotcha!" as people seem to believe, like you do.

@@ericakaczmarczyk2209 She is right! Come to Orthodoxy☦

@@devildante9 it was to baptize old religious practices and art of a culture to make it adaptable by the people they sought to bring in , like the christmas tree vs the oak of thor among the germanic peoples, or dates of celebrations that are moveable, or bits like the egg to help symbolize resurection and rebirth, and penticost also in continuing the jewish practice of the first fruits but instead of physical farm grains and fruits its the first fruits of the spirit of God and the first mass spread and great commissioning where people started by the Power of the Holy Ghost speaking differant languages of differant nations to carry the message to them in a way they could understand, it was also what sent the power of God and Jesus to the 12 and the deciples to carry out their mission in otherwords what gave it power, which is why Jesus acended so the Paraclet could come, His Holy Ghost, Penticost is also the birth of the church really, and you have the practice of prayer 7 times a day at differant hours just like the jewish priests in the temple would have done at differant hours that is a carry though from the jewish to the new group of Christians that were catholic, protestents protested us and broke from us, the orthadox and far east orthadox are still what are called apostolic churches meaning being able to trace roots back to the 12 of Jesus that went out after penticost to make deciples of all nations, saddly this fact was forgotten over the centuries as things evolved like the preservation of coptic the language of the eygptions before islam invaded and took over the nations when it spread, it was called the spoken language of hiroglypics or its modern version till 7th century roughly, or the forgoten fact that in india is the group of christians that are the syro malabar rite since apostalic times but the largest body in europe forgot this fact till they started seeing them when exploration happened and they made it that far east trading and colonizing, as bad as it might have been in its treatment many times and the evangelization that happened with it, it also brought exchange of ideas weath and abillity to share a more common language of trade, or stoping human sacrafice where it was found. many did wrong in the name of a church but it also brought great hope to many that were downtrodden and spread a real truth and brought learning and compassion from those that were truely faithful, and a repository of knowlege over time in the privet libraries like the monestaries and the vatican secret library, which is ment to say its the privet library of the pope and contains many historical documents preserved and corraspondance with world leaders the holy see had, its not ment to be soo much hidden away as it is a privet library like the library of congress or the newbury in chicago and they do allow some limited outside research but still have stuff that needs curated and catalougued that they dont even know they have.

Understanding of the Bible comes through the holy spirit in study of the Bible. The most important thing to remember is that chirst is our salvation, any and all other differences in belief are small issues "arguing about how the hinges work on the door, not about which door is the right one". Study the Bible with the holy spirit as your companion, not with preconceived information given by fallible man is all I can say to help people

I think non-denominational does techinally mean Baptist.

@@theautisticintrovertedluca3634 why do you say that?

I had the same upbringing, and going to an OPC (Presbyterian) bible study has given me a lot more respect for other denominations. We may not agree on every theological topic, or every tradition, but we can discuss it respectfully, and understand that these issues are not primary. It is so obvious to me that we follow the same God, and all have his spirit working in our lives. Also seeing how they came to their beliefs through the scriptures has helped too, since it is a valid interpretation of the text.

you go to church in sunday. YOU CATHOLIC. you waste your time thinking you saved from GOD wrath.

When people don’t believe in an absolute point of reference….chaos ensues. That’s why it is so difficult to understand and accept.

please don't use this video in class

The big question I have... is the faith that people practice today the same as the faith the original Apostles kept? As far as I can tell, they kept the Sabbath and Holy Days all with new emphasis on Christ. For instance, Passover was seen as not only the remembrance of the passing over of the Israelites by the death angel in Egypt, but also a yearly commemoration of his death and resurrection which allows us to also be born again (This do you in remembrance of me..."). What do easter bunnies, painted eggs and sunrise services (all of which seem pagan) have to do with Christ? We were told to commemorate his death, not his birth (as in christmas), because his DEATH and resurrection were the most important things to ever happen to the human race. The Feast of Tabernacles looks forward to Christ's return and 1000 year reign on Earth. Redressed pagan holidays seem to hold little meaning compared to the Holy Days the disciples would have kept. All I'm saying is that the "christianity" of today seems to hold very little in common with the first century church. Why is that?

@@privatear2001 Good questions! This is not true with orthodoxy. In eastern orthodoxy, the services that are preformed are the same services that have been preformed for over sixteen hundred years. In fact, the divine liturgy of Saint James brother of the lord is still regularly performed. Said service goes back literally to the apostle James, though this service is usually only done on his name day. Typical liturgies are of St John Chrysostom or of Saint Basil the great; the former a derivative of the latter though both are in modern usage worldwide. On the issue of why the sabbath, high holy days, and 'jewish' traditions being lost, that was intentional right at the very beginning of the church. This is explicitly stated by Paul in his epistles in the new testament that Jesus created a new covenant, not brought outsiders into the old one (an explicit no-no for jews). Thus people brought into Christianity from the beginning were creating something new, they did not need to be Jewish to be saved, nor were they needing to adopt jewish traditions. This in the first century, most likely directly from the apostles themselves had the sabboth move from Saturday to Sunday, as jesus was witnessed alive on Sunday, the first day of the week, and transform from a restrictive day of rest to a day of rest and worship, as the divine liturgy was commigrated weekly on that day. A tradition that has continued for two thousand years. It is known that Jews who converted often did keep some of their original traditions, and the pagans who converted brought in a few of their traditions as well. Eggs and bunnies have been the traditions of fertility since ancient times. Colored eggs (specifically red) have been used as a symbol of Christianity since its founding. The red eggs coming from the story of Saint Mary Magdalene preforming the miracle of having an egg change color to red in her hand in the presence of Emperor Tiberias as she preached the gospel. Thus red eggs are still a tradition in eastern orthodoxy. Egg decorating on Easter was done since at least medieval times, which is where additional colors came from. Later on these were changed from literal eggs to chocolate eggs as of the late 1600's at least in Germany, where the Osterhase AKA Easter hare, was said to lay them. How the Osterhase ended up in America is easy, he came with German settlers to Pennsylvania and spread throughout the US. The tradition of the Easter bunny has nothing to do with the church, but given the relative lack of church tradition with protestant denominations, has become part of Easter in America. The same can be said of christmas, santa claus, tooth fairy, ect... each of these made their way into the American lexicon from ideas brought in from abroad due to immigration of various groups and the beliefs being incorporated into American life. With some of the holidays like Christmas taking on new meanings again, due to the lack of church tradition in protestant denominations, picking up more importance than easter. Which as you have pointed out, is the incorrect way to think of it. Yes we should celebrate Jesus's birth, but we should celebrate his death more, as his death was key to the promise of eternal life for all who follow him. Now if we get to the meat of the question... why? Why has it changed so much in 2000 years for some and for others (like the orthodox) barely at all. Answer; disagreements over a timescale of 2000+ years. Starting from the little schism that separated off the Coptics from the rest of the church. to the great schism of 1054 which divided eastern and western world, to the protestant reformation and rejection of church tradition by the protestant denominations have lead to a fractured belief structure where nominally all are 'Christian' as in believe in the core tenants as proclaimed in the gospel, but are radically different. As an orthodox is pains me to look at many protestant denominations get so much about meanings of the bible wrong. Interpreting scripture incorrectly due to mostly translation issues and lost context of the scriptures original meanings from the source text. Also most protestant denominations have little to no context of original church scripture written by the apostles or the apostles apostles (second and third generations). The orthodox AND Catholic churches have a ton of these writings and they are used for the contexts of holy traditions. It would be like an American looking to the constitution and at making judgements on what its words mean without having the supporting documents such as the federalist papers, the magna carta, or english common law. It is no wonder then why protestant denominations with wildly incorrect or even heretical beliefs sprout up all claiming to be 'Christian'... is because the source of the information (the Bible) is just the start, not the only holy work of the religion.

@@Sindalis1 Well, all I can say is I see nothing in scripture anywhere where God authorized the changing of the Sabbath from the seventh day of the week to the first. The seventh day was set in stone from the creation onward as a rest day. It didn't just occur out of nowhere in the 10 commandments. God says He is the same now and forever. He does not change. What he considers sin does not change. Nobody had the authority to change the Sabbath from the seventh day to the first, not the pope, not Paul, not Peter, not Ceaser. And nowhere in the Bible does it speak of it, as far as I can tell. As for the Holy days, Zechariah 14:16 says "And it shall come to pass that everyone who is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to keep the Feast of Tabernacles." As far as I can tell, the Apostles and Christ all kept the Holy Days but the disciples would have kept them now looking forward to Christ's return "This do in remembrance of me..." He was taken on Passover night - an action directly hearkening back to the Passover lamb being slain for the sins of the Israelites in Egypt centuries before. Beautiful foreshadowing with rich meaning which I believe is lost on "easter sunday". Christ was already risen by the time Sunday morning rolled around according to the scripture. Probably the end of the Sabbath prior. The Feast of Tabernacles reminds us that our bodies are all "earthen tents" subject to decay until Christ returns and then we will be with him in his kingdom on earth. The Holy Days in scripture point towards a future time with richness and meaning. The "traditions of men" that have been handed down through the ages and that are the face of christianity today are totally irrelevant and devoid of meaning, from what I can see, just rules and regulations made by men. I see nothing resembling the first century church in what people call "christianity" today. Everything is just a copy and kept on what were old pagan holidays. Christ asked "What business has light with darkness?" And I have thought much about the parable of entering at the narrow gate. FEW there are who find it. But the majority go through the wide gate. That implies to me that many who think they are Christian today might not be actually practicing Christianity at all. And unfortunately, that may cost them dearly. That's what scripture implies to me. I hope I'm wrong about it, but that's what it implies.

I agree

Pretty much what I was gonna say

Yeah me too, pretty based Calvinist tbh Edit for clarity: The Calvinists have always been based as hell, I find the Church of most sorts wholly (haha) unnecessary

From a few of this guy's other videos, I can say he's very good at laying stuff out in a way anyone can get. I'm of no gods of faith, but I know a thing or two about many of these branches from history.

same. i was raised atheist and don’t really see myself changing that, but this i really interesting to learn about

Sitting at the back of the church got me, we are known for sitting at the back of the church, something kind of engrained in us. I see differences in the Presbyterian churches I go to but the 2 common denominators are the theology and filling the church from the back. Well that's the way it is here in Ireland anyway.

I never noticed the filling from the back...I just thought people were shy. Is there a reason for this?

@@juliawirch2454 I don't know but every Presbyterian Church I've been to seem to fill from the back, always thought it had something to do with the parable of the rich righteous man at the front of the church and the poor sinner at the back of the church being humble. Or could just they don't want the minister to see them falling asleep during the sermon 😂

Not sure why he said that Pentecostals were grouped with trinitarians? Every Pentecostal that I’ve met has believed in the Oneness doctrine.

So gotta ask, when you say “church” do you mean a traditional style church? My Presbyterian “church” looks like a house. I was doing some research some years ago and found that Presbyterians go to worship houses vs church. I’ve started paying attention now and have noticed a lot of Presbyterians worship at a “house”, but have noticed others worship at a more traditional looking church. Wonder if there is a difference?