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Is your YouTube feed full of Christian content? How often do you watch Christian YouTubers? I mean YouTubers who make videos about Christianity (whether it's apologetics, preaching, vlogs etc.), not YouTubers who are Christians but make unrelated content.

How do prophecies work in the Bible: were all things pre-planned (by someone? by God?) and then simply presented to the prophets in order for them to let the world about the way in which things would unfold,... or did things happen due to human choices and God simply watched from outside of time...

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Bzif-Fgft9M What do you think? I found it very inspirational. 😀

The topic of discussion is constituted by the questions from the following TikTok video: https://www.tiktok.com/@wagnervana/video/7052859111599328559? Why is it ok for so many people who call themselves Christians to believe such wildly different things? It's like there's no base that we all...

Extract from the writings of Elder Ephraim of Arizona: "Therefore, be humble, my child. If you want the demons who oppress you to be humbled, throw yourself beneath all and say: «I'm the worst person in the world and everything is my fault»." Do you think that going through life with this...

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From here: Penn Jillette: I don’t respect people who don’t proselytise – Diarium Neminis The famous atheist entertainer Penn Jillette once said in an online video: What are your thoughts about the ideas expressed in that quote? What is your view on proselytizing? Do you think that...

Do you agree? Why do you think God considered that we only need the particular list of events that the 4 Gospels narrate?

I'm working on an artistic project and I need a list of the 55 events that summarize the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. Would you mind helping me out? Something like this: Creation of the world Creation of plants, animals & humans The fall Noah and the flood The tower of Babel etc...

Does this statement of Jesus from Matthew 24:13 mean that those who won't stand firm to the end will be lost? 😨

Do you understand the concept of The Trinity? I'm really frustrated because I don't. Most Christians I chat with act as if it's a simple, basic, 1st grade math exercise, but to me it seems more like a PhD-level quantum mechanics problem. Am I Christianly-challenged or just regular stupid? I...

Jesus clearly tells us that nothing that enters the body defiles the person, God tells the apostle Peter in the vision on the rooftop that He has made all food clean, and the apostle Paul mentions that there will come times when people will prohibit others from eating certain types of food. In...

Science says that laughing is beneficial for health, but how can one laugh knowing that The Son of God has suffered so much and died because of our wretchedness? I don't know what to do. Does God want us to live in constant sobriety? An Orthodox priest said that tradition tells us that, after...

Robert Lyte and that guy from warningthepeople keep repeating the same thing over and over again in most of their videos: that having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ is very important, and that religious practices do not necessarily mean having a personal relationship with Jesus. Would...

Jesus seemed to have implied that yes, all those who believe in Him are able to cast out demons, while the incident with the two Jewish brothers from Acts seems to indicate that it takes more than having faith to cast out demons. What are your thoughts on the matter?

Before answering, watch this video: https://rumble.com/v9iybv-our-view-of-god-bruxy-cavey-sermon-clip.html How do you deal with the dichotomy created by the penal substitution atonement theory? I'm currently stuck in a marcionist(ic?) perspective that I can't seem to get out of no matter how...

Somehow, this view of the reason for Christ's death makes me feel somewhat closer to God. What are your thoughts about what John Crowder says in this video. Is it heresy?

I have a bunch of "is this a sin" questions, and instead of spamming the forums with several threads about each individual question, I'm gonna ask them in this thread, and you're going to provide answers for them, according to your theological views. Not all questions will be asked at once...

If the Calvinistic view that some people are predestined to damnation is false, then how come some people can't muster up enough faith in the form of a feeling no matter how much they pray? Or is faith something other than a feeling?

How do you reconcile the frequent requests made by King David and some of the other writers of the Psalms (as well as other chapters in the Old Testment) in regards to their enemies (namely, that God should destroy them and avenge the petitioner for the wrongdoing that he had been subjected to)...