/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>763310

Yes it is.

That being said, I think its not made for me or people who have gone and read out about the faith. I've multiple times thought to myself, "Just be humble and check the video, maybe its something you don't know", and it happened to be something I knew form early on.

I'm not saying that's bad(its good actually, it gets people to talk), but I wager most people here have enough interest to search if they can "pray after sinning", or when they can take the Eucharist, or whatever, so maybe this is the wrong audience.

>>763315

Have you checked out Sensus Fidelium? https://www.youtube.com/user/onearmsteve4192

You can learn a lot from the homilies.

>>763310

His channel is great, to the point and easily approachable yes.

I don't watch a whole lot of Christian Tubers with the exception of Jay Dyer, it's usually just channels that upload chants.

>>763320

Jay Dyer's massive ego is a turnoff.

When I used to watch him a lot, I spent more time debating theological issues that are way above a young Christian like me, than actually practicing faith, hope and charity.

>>763329

Jay dryers newer vids are great. All his theological/political stuff is worth watching.

Try him again.

>>763329

Massive ego? I don't really see it tbh, even then he's also a mere member laity, a well learned one but still, prone to sinning.

I get the latter part though, personally I'm thankful to him for in part through his videos, debates, explenations, talkshows I learned about many key theological principles, but it's easy to get caught up in debating while losing sight of ourselves.

It's hard to be a Christian without knowing said principles I think and he was definitely a great help in educating me on many of them in that way.

>>763310

winnie the pooh, that was very good vid. coming here from atheist/"humanist" perspective.

the thing that troubled me the most in Christianity is that you do everything only to save yourself, you help others so you can get saved, not because you want to help them.

thanks for vid

>>763310

Fr. Schmitz is pretty good imo. He is fairly Orthodox but uses his 'ecumenical' presentation to lure in the normies. Definitely worked on my fiance and also played a role in my own conversion.

>>763335

In the beginning, sure. I'm at the point where I am far from perfect but when I look around me almost every single person I interact with daily and my whole extended family are doomed to hell for all eternity. That realization is a big motivator especially when people begin to die or get deathly sick.

>>763335

>winnie the pooh, that was very good vid. coming here from atheist/"humanist" perspective.

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>the thing that troubled me the most in Christianity is that you do everything only to save yourself, you help others so you can get saved, not because you want to help them.

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>thanks for vid

That's Protestantism that emphasizes salvation of the individual, and not salvation of the world as a whole or transforming entire societies/kingdoms. And it sometimes attributes just about all of history of the Church (or anything "not Bible") as the work of Satan. They're either a-cultural when it comes to church history, or very nitpicky about it.

But funnily, as they dismiss the renewal of culture through the church, they always tend to adopt Jewish culture instead. Since they only fixate on the Bible in isolation and dismiss church tradition as a work of evil, they hold up only the Bible's culture as a good model.. and then project this idea on to modern Jews. This is why so many blindly become Zionists.. and then end up destroying the world themselves through allying with usury, greed, and supporting unjust wars.

>>763438

> salvation of the world

Nice lie.

>>763442

What lie? Even their idea of spreading across the world is done through the filter of individualism.

It's just gotten worse over time. Like Rick Warren's "Purpose Driven Life" stuff, which is just Tony Robbins wearing a Jesus suit. Me, me, me.. my purpose. The Gospel of finding some personal fulfillment/meaning. And sadly, I've seen this stupid book translated in many languages. So I could say it's spreading across the world.. but they're just making people into the same self-concerned faggots they themselves are.

Tumblar House has a lot of good videos, mostly on obscure topics but they have videos on general Christian topics as well.

>>763495

I don't like how that one guy speaks. It sounds grating.

E Michael Jones

>>763315

>I think its not made for me or people who have gone and read out about the faith

I agree, but I definitely think that Fr. Mike can explain certain topics with examples and such that make it easier to communicate things to others.

>>763474

do you think "make disciples of the nations" means that nations can become disciples?

Salvation is purely individual.

"YOU must be born again"

"what must I do to be saved?"

"WHOSOEVER believes shall not perish"

Maybe the word you're looking for is "churched", "christianized" or even "western".

>>763451

>me me me

strawman strawman strawman

You know what's really selfless? Evangelism. Tell me, who does evangelism more earnestly than baptists?

>>764011

nice dodge

>ctrl+f

>no father spyridon

Fr. Mike is good. Also check out Sensus Fidelium, it has a ton of resources on a lot of topics. Some of them have bad audio, but it's pretty much the easiest way to learn a lot about every aspect of the faith, presented in a very orthodox way. Fr Chad Ripperger has very good stuff.

>>764166

God bless /ourjew/

>>764008

>who does evangelism more earnestly than baptists?

Here's a hint:

Pastor Anderson's soul winning where he just has someone say "yeah I recognize Jesus Christ as the savior" doesn't count as a evangelism because its not Biblical, conversions in the bible are to make someone fully Christian: They encourage bible reading, god fearing, to stop sinning, and so on.

Some Catholic channels I like. Sensus Fidelium has already been posted.

The Distributist:

https://www.youtube.com/thedistributist

Mauritian Struggle:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2yh-MfL2LamSVqb76fEPCg

Return to Tradition:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbgdypwXSo0GzWSVTaiMPJg

Classical Theist:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-n7Qt8EREiJntmrnBjbB4w

Inspiring Philosophy:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5qDet6sa6rODi7t6wfpg8g

Zac Poonen and Michael Chriswell are a must imho

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpZG4Vl2tqg5cIfGMocI2Ag

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQuOr0YEtaa1xoctcdUDZSg

How about Brian Holdsworth? Is he any good?

>>765070

Its in the bible. You should fully convert people to Christianity so they worship the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit and read the Bible for further instruction.

Animation channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4VktB44EEkmQV8DymZVGtQ

>>763310

"LizziesAnswers". Young woman, graduate in Theology and converted to Catholicism from Church of Christ (if I remember).

>>766560

It's the apostate pipeline

>(((Schmitz)))

Oh no no no

>>763335

>winnie the pooh, that was very good vid

>thanks for the vid

I-it's a jpeg, u ok m8..?

>>764261

These guys are back? I thought they got kicked off yt?

>>764282

>Inspiring Philosophy

>Catholic

I don't watch his vids on the reg and haven't for a while but I haven't ever got the vibe he's catholic, or indeed can recall he's excplictly espoused a catholic stance.

>>764282

>>768745

InspiringPhilosophy is definitely not Catholic, he has made videos saying why he disagrees with the Catholic Church

>>763329

>>763333

I really enjoy his content but in this vid (link for time jump to 1:54.27) when his friend KJ from ScariestMovieEver channel has a little 1minute segment setting out his position on his faith and his love for Jesus Jay barely registers a response, and only does so through a 'hmm mm' when prompted to ask if 'he's still there' by KJ because he's just stayed silent otherwise. I mean he might not agree with everything the guy said if he's expressed it as a prot instead of on orthodox terms, but Jay's otherwise enthusiastic when talking about his deepstate geopolitics conspiracies and philiosophy, and yes, he does quote scripture from time to time, but when a brother in Christ pours his thoughts out and wears his heart on his sleeve affirming the basics of his faith as per when KJ did above, you stay silent? Such behaviour really kinda shocked me, would have thought for anyone not literally autistic any kind of confession along the lines of KJ would have moved the listener and been cause for celebration joyful exclamation or a little 'Amen!', even if necessary caveating that you might disagree on the specifics but you appreciate the thrust or sentiment of what your brother in Christ is saying. The fact that Jay stayed silent to me just seemed very cold and like he's not comfortable as a Chritstian emotionally, only intellectually. Obviously that's a massive charge which I admittedly have no basis and am not saying is acutally the case, in reality I don't know him and, in the words of Borgoglio its just a prank browho am I to judge? But this is just the impression I was left with after that.

https://youtu.be/JCvT-noxfVc?t=6866

>>769002

I can see what you mean. I believe in much of what Jay basically says, but not his indifference. Considering the state of the world, I'll often take what I can get.. and rejoice at anyone trying to follow Christ. I'm wary of spending time with charismatics or too many extra-revelatory stories (Prot or Cat), but I try to think they mean well as long as they're not degenerates. He's also very left brained about his approach and has an all or nothing outlook on systems in a "holistic" sense and whether they work or not (and once he sees the flaws, he has disdain for it). But he misses the "trees for the forest", so to speak, when he does this. It doesn't mean the individuals in those systems are representative of all of it.

>>768822

>Calling everyone "fag" isn't a debate.

lmao what a fag

Jay not a channer confirmed.

>>763310

Check this one out! CHUTZPAH 4 CHRIST

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAbisMlMOannqMOcVZ0kHsw/videos

He's brave and full of love to Christ in his heart

>>768918

>he has made videos saying why he disagrees with the Catholic Church

Any links?

>>769528

what did he mean by this

>>769629

Dunno where but he definitely said somewhere he isn't Catholic

>>763310

I wonder what secrets he's hiding…

>>769659

Sorry.. I'm the anon you're quoting. ID changed. I'm just making a joke. That he dismisses the use of the word fag is a good sign he doesn't use 8chan or halfchan. Maybe to his credit perhaps.

>>763310

Most Holy Family Monastery is all you need brother

https://www.youtube.com/user/mhfm1/featured

>>770866

The Most Family Monastery is one of the only remaining lights in this antichrist world. I believe everything Brother Peter and Brother Michael say, because it is so well documented, and footnoted. It is not statements out of the blue, because it can be proven by the teachings of the Catholic Church. Teachings that are ignored by today's novus ordo.

>>770866

>>771217

I have to admit sedes aren't as crazy of a theory as I once thought. If Paul VI was an apostate/heretic that means he was no longer pope which means none of these other popes are popes. At this point I dunno how to confirm it though, apart from like divine revelation or something. Didn't Jesus say to test false prophets by their fruits?

I really like Paul Vanderklay:

https://www.youtube.com/user/paulvanderklay

and occasionally enjoy David Wood:

https://www.youtube.com/user/Acts17Apologetics

Even though I'm orthodox and they're both protestants.

>>770766

>accept Peter Dimond into your heart

No thank you

>>764049

good one

If you're interested in geopolitics from a Christian perspective, Blackstone Intelligence is pretty good:

https://www.youtube.com/user/prepare333

I'm pretty fond of Theopneustos man.

I found Brohoshaphat G here 2 years ago and his casual discussions have been perfect to watch for breakfast. He also talks about porn addiction and how to get rid of it in great detail so thats a bonus.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fByfeIPCK-w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrblCLUxJpg

This seems the most appropriate thread to ask this, which channels have the best Catholic/Protestant theology debates? Obviously James Whites' "Alpha & Omega Ministries" have a lot of debates, but are there any less biased sources from which to listen to theological debates? Thanks guys

>>774500

There was actually one Catholic YouTuber but he deleted his channel after getting out-debated by James White. He used to use sticky notes and have a lisp and he repeated the same points over and over again throughout a 20-minute video.

>>779308

>not as funny as he thinks he is

This is probably his biggest problem tbh. Lately in interviews though I've heard hom make a bad joke and quickly say that he was just being dumb so hopefully he's started to notice it as well.

>>763310

Pastor Anderson. InspiringPhilosophy

Also read the Ante-Nicene Fathers

Zoomers are based.

>>782550

Fr. Mike does have homosexual mannerisms, if I'll be honest. Looking into it more, he seems to be very defensive of homosexuality. I found an interesting tidbit from this article:

http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/father-michael-schmitz-tells-the-truth-in-love-about-same-sex-attraction

>Father Mike’s own brother not long ago came out to him as gay

It's also interesting to note that he is a "Director of Youth", working primarily with University students and youth/young adult groups, which gives him access to a wide variety of young men and adolescents… but none of this proves he's a sodomite. I thought I saw a video of Fr. Mike a while back where he talked about an old girlfriend, but I can't find it.

I've started watching a lot of Living Waters videos recently. Their shorter street preaching videos are pretty repetitive but the longer "movies" are usually pretty good.

>>782550

>>782580

So, a bit of good news: I found this video. From 7:04 to 7:13 he mentions being attracted to women. At 8:39 he mentions his former girlfriend. I'm not sure if there's anything else of interest, but you can dig through it if you'd like.

>>782585

This seems convincing. I guess he's just a dorky Normie.

Also, I gotta say, videos like that are so much better than the 10 minute cookie cutter boomer rants about stuff you can read in the catechism in 30 seconds.

What is your take on him, /christian/?

>>764282

winnie the pooh

You took legit 90% of my channels that I was going to recommend