The Nicene Creed: The Bare Necessities of Christianity |CatechesisCraft|

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00:00 Intro
01:20 The History of the Nicene Creed
08:26 The Beliefs of the Nicene Creed
16:29 CatechesisCraft on the Nicene Creed
19:20 A Final Word
19:59 Outro

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XVII XI MMXXIV

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[kyushiko]

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I've only recently found my way to Christianity, and one of the first things I memorized was the Apostolic Creed in Latin. So I really liked you ending on the Latin version of the Nicene Creed. I now know what I will sit down to memorize next.

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[ralphraymondsadlucapperez]

Hi, bro, I am Orthodox, and I appreciate your unbiased analysis on the history of the Nicene Creed. However, I just want to make things clear that the Orthodox Church has no problem with the Holy Spirit being sent by the Father and the Son to the world. What we dispute about the Filioque is the hypostatic understanding of it, that is, the Father and the Son share one origin of the Holy Spirit's procession in relation to the eternal relationship of origin. Furthermore, we agree with the eternal procession of the Holy Spirit from the Father and the Son to some extent; that is the eternal and energetic manifestation of the Holy Spirit from the Father through the Son, which is not problematic for us, and for the Orthodox, the term "procession" and "origin" are both equivocal and it does not always have to mean hypostatic causality but extends to energetic and economic processions as well and the reason why we reject the addition of the Filioque clause ("and the Son") to the Creed it's because the "And [we believe] in the Holy Ghost, the Lord and Giver-of-Life, who proceeds from the Father, [...]" part speaks of hypostatic procession. But again, this is not an argument but to clarify the Orthodox position. Keep up the great work and God be with you!

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[EnderElohim]

3:00 Turkey mentioned so i come to comment on it XD Much love from Turkiye as a Christian Turk (converted about 6 years ago) It really sad to see Christians was persecuted here and still. Seems like we return back to beginning. If pagan rome was saved i hope same can be happen to pagan Turkiye as well and who knowns maybe that how Hagia Sophia can become church again (it is a church still just occupied by pagans) So please brothers and sister in Christ pray for us. Also lemme tell you a funny story. I found one comment on a video called how to become a pope 11 years ago and in that i was joking about being a pope as a muslim because i was a muslim back than. I joke to become Christian than i find myself become one XD roughly 4 years later after that joke. I dont interacted with a church or missionaries or anything i just read bible and done. Tanakh make me realise islam is false and God is not like we assume he is like in islam and even in Tanakh hints of trinity was there. For example the Lord call the Lord in heaven for sodom and gomora desturaction. Or Adam heard the walking voice of God. not just voice of God but walking voice of God so after that point reading matthew already make me christian so that why my favorite author is Matthew my man. I don't have a church or denomination yet so pray for me as well but i'm pretty sure i wont be protestant. Either Catholic or Eastern Orthodoxy make sense to me so far and because i'm in Turkiye i'm more bias toward Orthodoxy

[AbyControl]

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[MrJonVogt]

Thanks for sharing this summary of Nicene orthodoxy! Small correction for your edification, brother: While I can’t speak for all Protestants, reformed-minded churches (the Calvinistic branches of Protestantism) don’t understand “Apostolic” in terms of the office of presbyters/elders/bishops but in terms of being under the apostolic authority of the Holy Scriptures. In the same way, we affirm this and other creeds as accurately summarizing key points about the Persons and nature of God as taught in the apostolic texts.

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