13:05 Not to mention that the doctrine of universalism almost directly leads to the Antinomian heresy (that's when you believe that since God forgives us all of our sins, we can sin as much as we please and still be saved)
really glad i found your channel, i’ve been binging a few of your videos and I think it’s really cool that you are touching on these sorts of topics regarding doctrine and the fundamental principles of Christianity. you speak candidly and intellectually about these things which i appreciate
FWIW, I think there is a huge difference between my type of theological “liberalism” such as believing parts of the Bible are allegorical or that certain messages were meant as messages to the peoples of their society … and the extremists in some Mainline churches saying the Resurrection is metaphorical. You can agree to disagree, but one is theological liberalism, the other isn’t Christian.
In my opinion, liberals are generally adoptionists, universalists, stressing morality and the exemple of jesus, have a low view of scripture and a high view of human progress, dont talk about sin, abbhor penal substitionary atonement, stress the brotherhood of Man and relitivize dogmatic truth.
Your initial definition of theological conservatism about two minutes in is closer to theological fundamentalism (which, admittedly, is the most extreme conclusion of theological conservatism) than theological conservatism, more generally, itself.
What does this mean? Are you saying that Lutheranism leads to liberal theology? That Liberal theology leads to Nazism? Because both of those statements are untrue.
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13:05 Not to mention that the doctrine of universalism almost directly leads to the Antinomian heresy (that's when you believe that since God forgives us all of our sins, we can sin as much as we please and still be saved)
Dude, this is the 3rd video that I saw from this channel and I love it. Blessings from Chile, my brother
As a raised baptist, I laughed so hard at 13:15 😂
really glad i found your channel, i’ve been binging a few of your videos and I think it’s really cool that you are touching on these sorts of topics regarding doctrine and the fundamental principles of Christianity. you speak candidly and intellectually about these things which i appreciate
Pls keep the good work, more grace to you brother
Great video! Now I finally know what you mean by theological liberalism whenever you diss it in your other videos
Out of curiosity, how old are you? Im 17 (18 in less than a month) and i have just recently found christ again. Thanks! God bless
FWIW, I think there is a huge difference between my type of theological “liberalism” such as believing parts of the Bible are allegorical or that certain messages were meant as messages to the peoples of their society … and the extremists in some Mainline churches saying the Resurrection is metaphorical. You can agree to disagree, but one is theological liberalism, the other isn’t Christian.
Fair, I mean some would call me liberal for being an evolutionist
In my opinion, liberals are generally adoptionists, universalists, stressing morality and the exemple of jesus, have a low view of scripture and a high view of human progress, dont talk about sin, abbhor penal substitionary atonement, stress the brotherhood of Man and relitivize dogmatic truth.
Your initial definition of theological conservatism about two minutes in is closer to theological fundamentalism (which, admittedly, is the most extreme conclusion of theological conservatism) than theological conservatism, more generally, itself.
Germany from Martin Luther's disagreement with Catholicism, liberal Christian theology, to Natzi Aryanism.
What does this mean? Are you saying that Lutheranism leads to liberal theology? That Liberal theology leads to Nazism? Because both of those statements are untrue.
Is the Kingdom of Heaven the hearts where God reigns, where His writ extends?
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