3 Deadly Heresies In Eastern Orthodoxy | with Joshua Schooping

Pastor Joel Webbon and former Eastern Orthodox priest, Joshua Schooping, discuss the three most dangerous heresies in Eastern Orthodoxy.

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[khaccanhle]

Video starts at 8:20 after a long introduction

[MaximusAugustusOrthodox]

Protestants want to tell me what heresy is 😂 This video just boosted my faith in Orthodoxy ☦️
Christ is Lord ☝️

[bobdinkytown]

"You can only portray half of Jesus"

That's Nestorianism Patrick

[K]

My brother converted to EO....he is super intelligent and knows his history better than I and unbelieveably better than 90 percent of believers. My brother claims Luther should have turned East instead of rebel against the church

[WxSidneyG]

I cannot imagine leaving Orthodoxy and rejecting the Eucharist.

Lord, have mercy. ☦️

[dustinneely]

"...I will not speak of Thy mysteries to Thine enemies. Neither will I give Thee a kiss as did Judas." ☦️

[НадеждаТошева-ун]

My own experience seems too complicated to be explained in a few sentences, but in a nutshell is this: I grew up in a traditional Eastern Orthodox family, but teenage years lead me to a rebellious, sinful life ;

Later i got involved in the modern movement of meditation until i realized it's an organized religion, when i went to Thailand; I also had the opportunity to get to know closely muslim people and their faith ;

And during my time in London, i explored different denominations as i thought there was no difference between Christians, so i went to Pentacostal gatherings a few times ; i went to the nearby Methodist hall once or twice ; i used to sing with Baptists more often than the others ; i talked to JW knocking on my door and invited them in my house (because of love) ; i met people from the Adventist movement and learned about their belief ; i met two young boys, who gave me their book of Mormons and insisted on saying a prayer with them at the coffee shop ; i even learned about the Rastafari religious movement...

Until, i finally went back to the original faith of the Apostles, the true Church founded by God through our Lord Jesus...at first, i was so convinced that the Orthodox church cannot be true because of the icons, but after months of praying, fasting and reading the Bible, one answer was revealed after another to the point where i learned the Truth right from its original source - The Old Testament, where in 2 Kings 13:21 we have an example of holy remains making miracles as it is still to this day in the Eastern Orthodox Church !

Contemplating on the realities of our so confused world of different faiths today, i also discovered another simple truth- most of the religious organizations that i had the chance to encounter follow an individual voice- Buddha, Muhhamad, the Pope, some pastor or prophet in the evangelical denominations, etc., while in the Eastern Orthodoxy it has always been the collective voice that matters- major decisions have been made during the first 7 ecumenical councils and this is actually an example given by the first apostles in Jerusalem, when "they all joined together" to decide who to replace Judas ( Acts 1:12-26 )

Another interesting fact is that if i decide tomorrow to go to an Orthodox service in an Arabic country, for example, the music, the surroundings, the sacraments will be the same as it is in my local Orthodox church, which is a clear sign of the universal nature of our Church. What is more, it is an implementation of God's prayer for His children - to be all one ! The divine liturgy is a true union in Christ that has been celebrated for centuries (the liturgy of st John Chrysostom for example has been celebrated since the 5th century!).

Perhaps there are many more things that we could add to this, but hopefully this helps at least one soul on the way to the Truth and the Life in the Holy Universal Apostolic Church!

[Ilovewateriamwater]

Came in here and Orthodox and came out Orthodox

[VeritasVideo]

Honestly, I have been a non-Orthodox Pastor for over 33 years. The Protestant Churches need to soul search as so many have fallen to the modern agendas. I 100% understand why people are leaving in droves. Scandal after scandal, separating faith from works etc…The video should be balanced with “Rock and Sand” parts 1 and 2.

[TheMOV]

Becoming Orthodox after 57 years in various evangelical churches saved my life.

[Ricoliets]

29:02 Literally one simple Google search gives:

_"For the Orthodox, anathema is not final damnation. God alone is the judge of the living and the dead, and up until the moment of death repentance is always possible. The purpose of public anathema is twofold: to warn the one condemned and bring about his repentance, and to warn others away from his error."_

[faithfulandfoolish]

The gentlemen expert/ex-priest was Orthodox for about 30 seconds before being ordained…and just as quickly left the priesthood (comparatively speaking). I don’t know why anyone would take him seriously about anything related to Orthodoxy. These videos are mostly filled with strawmen and done in bad faith.

This host thinks he’s Matt Walsh. 😂

[emilesturt]

5 heresies of Reformed Theology / tradition:

1. Total depravity
2. Unconditional election
3. Limited atonement
4. Irrisistable grace
5. Perseverance of the Saints

😉😙

[nullclass]

I am a life long protestant. I am deeply looking into orthodoxy, and I, an uneducated layperson, recognize that your arguments are either 1) ignorant or 2) trickery. God bless you and your pursuing of Christ and God lead me where ever he goes.

[merecatholicity]

My favorite Reformed quirk: they never speak to current Roman Catholics or Eastern Orthodox clergy. They always speak to those who have rejected Rome and the East as if that will be the best and most unbiased way to understand what they believe and teach.

[ivanz]

Protestants find heresies in Eastern Orthodoxy!?!?
Protestantism is built on heresies!
😂😂😂

[TPizzle]

I stopped listening when he said that St. Chrysostom and St. Symeon believed in penal substitutionary atonement smh

[SpenceDaddy]

I'm glad this man left the priesthood of Holy Orthodoxy... It is quite clean he does not understand it in the slightest...
I hope in time the Lord will show him love and mercy and call him home. ☦️☦️☦️

[seffer]

This video is proof that you can go to seminary, be a priest, and still not understand Orthodox Theology

[strygian]

thank you for sending more people to Orthodoxy