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@GunnarALawrence @EcciusMaximus Bro some guy whose last name was LITERALLY slop just made that up you freakin dork 😂😂😂

@EcciusMaximus The idea she didn't sin is NO WHERE in scripture and was introduced by a council in the 5th century seeking to incorporate the early worship of Nimrod and his mother from Pagan worship. When you see a mother child statuary and it dates to 2000 BC or later, that's Nimrod.

The doctrine that Mary sinned came from Pastors post 1826. That idea never even existed before 1826.

@Redviking2003 @pribation Yeah so maybe clergy have a higher opinion on catechumens than op and saying they aren’t orthodox is silly.

@dumbfatmad @pribation Yes.

@JoKerr2517 @Alex_Ortodoxie @ModernDayDebate

@Alex_Ortodoxie @ModernDayDebate Neither. Church of Christ is the spitting image of the first Christian apologist Justin Martyr. His teachings as to the (then) present interpretation and meanings of scripture from people he met who were direct converts from the Apostles.

Ribs and gentlemen, we got another one on deck: Samuel Farag v. Alex Sorin “Are Baptists or Orthodox Christians more similar to the early church?” June 18, 2026 at 8:00pm EST Hosted by @ModernDayDebate

@C2Antiquity That’s awesome. I regularly have to remind my kids not to fart during evening prayers and have to keep telling them when I ask them to pick someone to pray for it can’t be a SpongeBob character 😂

Proud Dad moment! My 9 year old just did all the evening prayers from memory tonight without the prayer book. ☦️🙏

@EthanWayne2001 I was actually starting to feel bad for you. This is insane

“WWII Consensus” is an antisemitic dog whistle here. He means Jews are corrupting our society with multi-culturalism and globalization, and that the war against Nazi Germany started this. And invoking Epstein? Jonathan is clearly signaling to Jew haters. “SpielBERG is trying to cast a veil over your eyes and make you accept the globalist elites flooding our society with immigrants!” Shameful.

@ChristandGuitar Do you know what etymology is buddy?

I watched the debate between Alex Sorin and JP for a while (it's currently still ongoing as I write this). The biggest mistake JP made was allowing Alex to define the word "pray" as merely "ask." As soon as that happened, the entire debate fell apart. Pray and ask are not interchangeable in this conversation. This is exactly where the real debate lies on praying to saints. "Pray" involves submissive, spiritual communication to a higher power. The EO/RC position relies on this stripped-down definition — reducing it to just "ask." A stronger tactic would have been proving from Scripture how "pray" (in its biblical usage) is reserved for God alone.

@YariLogos “Priest said something I don’t like so he should be defrocked” absolutely insane piety signaling here

Fr SDY abuses the office of the priesthood and should be defrocked

@EthanWayne2001 Maybe he got tired of watching you badmouth clergy constantly online?

Lol. Very edifying. I feel inspired. Seriously though, it just goes to show how deranged and morally bankrupt this crazy apologetics world is.

@bannedpastor Literally the almost one sided debate I’ve ever seen and you’re so prideful and ignorant you think you won? 😂😂😂😂😂

To be clear: I ended his career

@LaymansSeminary This is psychotic lol

What Happens If We Apply Jay Dyer’s Own Conspiracy Method to Jay Dyer? (A Super Layman / GPT5 response). TL;DR: If we apply his own “follow the networks, symbols, money, ideology, institutional interests, and geopolitical alignment” method back onto him, Jay Dyer becomes vulnerable to the same suspicion-machine he uses on others. The argument would look like this: Jay Dyer is not merely “an Orthodox apologist.” He is connected to an Orthodox ecosystem that intersects with ROCOR, the Moscow Patriarchate, Russian Orthodox identity, anti-Western traditionalism, online convert radicalization, and geopolitical narratives favorable to Russia or Russian-style civilizational politics. Using his own method, you would ask: Who benefits from Jay Dyer’s message? Answer: Russian-Orthodox-aligned soft power benefits. Anti-Protestant polemics benefit. Anti-liberal political traditionalism benefits. ROCOR-style convert Orthodoxy benefits. Moscow-adjacent religious geopolitics may benefit. Then ask: What institutions does his message push people toward? Answer: Eastern Orthodoxy, especially the online convert version that often treats ROCOR/Russian Orthodoxy as more “based,” traditional, anti-modern, and intellectually superior. Then ask: What ideology does he normalize? Answer: suspicion of Western liberalism, suspicion of Protestant epistemology, suspicion of American institutions, high trust in Orthodox metaphysics, and sympathy for anti-modern geopolitical traditionalism. Then ask: Could a foreign religious-political ecosystem use this? Answer: yes. Russian Orthodox-linked interests would have motive to amplify someone who weakens Protestant confidence, attracts Western converts, attacks Western liberalism, and makes Russian/Byzantine traditionalism look like the only coherent worldview. But here is the key distinction: That does not prove Jay Dyer is a paid asset, agent, or conscious propagandist. It proves that by his own pattern-detection method, he becomes highly “useful” to the very networks he would normally tell us to investigate. So the critique is: “If Jay Dyer’s method can turn money, ideology, institutional overlap, and shared interests into suspicion against his opponents, then the same method makes Jay Dyer suspicious too.” The fair conclusion: Not “Jay Dyer is controlled by Russia.” But: “Jay Dyer’s own hermeneutic, when applied consistently, creates a Jay Dyer-shaped conspiracy theory.” That exposes the methodological problem: his system can be powerful for detecting real influence, but if unchecked, it can turn almost any ideological alignment into a hidden-control narrative.

@Crossbearer77 Well according to your churches doctrine the Orthodox Church has valid sacraments and it even goes on as far to say Muslims and Jews worship the same God as you lol

I’ve never watched a Jay Dyer stream & I’ve never been to an Orthodox Church. I don’t waste time on irrelevant pursuits. I’m only concerned with actually relevant faiths like Catholicism which literally runs the world while orthodox are praying to Allah from Moldovan mud huts.

@UlfricMormcloak @HansFiene 😂😂😂😂 did I hurt your feelings?

@dumbfatmad @HansFiene I’ll be honest you type like you take it in the ass Stop that.

Whenever the "Mormons Aren't Christians" discourse gets going, Mormon Twitter generally responds in one or more of the following ways: 1. Insist that rejecting Jesus's divine nature and His work does not disqualify them from "believing" in Jesus 2. "We are literally the kindest and most righteous people on earth." 3. "Your churches are an abomination but we are just like you and it's so mean of you to say otherwise." 4. Accuse of us misrepresenting what they believe and then tell us what they actually DO believe, which is exactly what we just said they believe. 5. Outright lie about what they believe.

@UlfricMormcloak @HansFiene Love how that’s your only retort for because I think you know deep down believing Joseph smith was a prophet is cookoo

@dumbfatmad @HansFiene Username fits

@ChristianKingTV How did you expose anything? You just repeated everything he said with a mouth full of cotton balls it sounds like and then played a laugh track like a psycho 😂😂😂😂

Eastern Orthodox DEACON Exposed

@Latterdaytruth You’re schizo posting buddy. Joseph smith was a pedo heretic btw.

Galations 1:8 is about the creeds that preach another gospel, not about God’s restoration of the truth of His Gospel.

@Victor475246832 @Phoenix87136 @EthanWayne2001 I don’t think orthodox Christians badmouthing other orthodox Christians is a good thing. How about we all pray we can have Christ like mindsets and then all this stuff will work itself out naturally I’d assume

@Phoenix87136 @EthanWayne2001 @dumbfatmad Usually they’re usually American converts with strong Russophile tendencies who hate westerners, Jews,Catholics, history in favor of conspiracy theories and they’re very ignorant yet think they know more than actual Greeks about the antiquity of the orthodox faith.

Her thesis is obviously correct and the people that are so angry about it are only mad because she pointed it out

@EthanWayne2001 @Phoenix87136 Well I will not badmouth any clergy of the church. I don’t think that’s appropriate. I don’t want racism in the church nor do I want modern lgbt or feminist ideals in the church. Hopefully that doesn’t happen

@Phoenix87136 @dumbfatmad Happy to be compared to his Eminence

@EthanWayne2001 Lol exactly what I thought 😂😂

@dumbfatmad Your profile name is fitting

@EthanWayne2001 Your bishop is pro gay?

@dumbfatmad My bishop is one of the ones people on here call a lib, so… unlikely