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@ChandanBrown @realchasegeiser @CharlesO90824 @DJ__Bolger @JayDyer Jay raised the blood oaths, Jabulon, Pike denying the Trinity, Lucifer, the Temple. Every time, they deflected with “personal opinion.” They acted ignorant of their own fraternity to avoid answering. The reason Jay didn’t dwell is they refused to engage.

@truthseaker14 @realchasegeiser @CharlesO90824 @DJ__Bolger @JayDyer My intention was not to describe a lecture. My point is that there are actual issues with masonry AS a philosophy that is antithetical to Christianity as a philosophy! Their foundation is faulty, yes, but another way of dismantling it is to point out its fruit.

HEATED DEBATE🔥: Are Christianity & Freemasonry incompatible? @realchasegeiser & @JayDyer go head-to-head. Jay Dyer: Orthodox Christians can say the Pledge of Allegiance. Chase Geiser: By that logic, then Christians can be Freemasons.

@ChandanBrown @realchasegeiser @CharlesO90824 @DJ__Bolger @JayDyer You’re describing a lecture, not a debate. Their whole case was built on “Masonry is just a philosophy.”Jay collapsed that in 45 minutes.Everything else,oaths rituals, Pike,depends on that foundation. Break the foundation, the rest falls. That’s not getting stuck, that’s strategy

@truthseaker14 @realchasegeiser @CharlesO90824 @DJ__Bolger @JayDyer Yes but they never got into the oaths, initiations, or the actual theological issues of freemasonry the entire debate! Jay was caught up on trying to make one or two points for 45 minutes instead of getting into the nitty gritty of the false teachings and dangerous philosophies

@JayDyer This on YouTube?

OO debate was same old same old. spam quotemines with no context, read long passages to filibuster drain time, assume words in one system have same meaning in every system and declare win lol. Identical to Muslim apologists

@realchasegeiser @CharlesO90824 @DJ__Bolger @JayDyer You did this all debate and it isn’t honest. Pledge, AA, corporate jobs. None have oaths, initiations, or theological exclusions. Masonry has all three. You know the difference. Pretending these are equivalent isn’t debate, it’s deflection. Jay caught it. We all did.

@CharlesO90824 @DJ__Bolger @JayDyer You don’t get it. The fact that you say under God in the pledge is an example of God being used in a way that is acceptable to all people regardless of denomination or religious persuasion unless they’re atheist

@moongodKhon @DJ__Bolger @realchasegeiser @JayDyer Defining terms isn’t “semantics,” it’s basic argumentation. If you don’t define your terms, you’re not debating truth, you’re arguing past each other. The question is simple: can your position be stated clearly and defended as objective, or is it just preference?

@DJ__Bolger @realchasegeiser @JayDyer Once Dyer gets stuck on a topic he never lets it go. He will semantics you to death.

@DJ__Bolger @realchasegeiser @JayDyer Respect for the honesty. I was in Protestant Bible study groups often with conflicting interpretations and asked: did Christians ever agree? Church history answered that. The early Church wasn’t divided like today. That’s what led me to Orthodoxy.

@truthseaker14 @realchasegeiser @JayDyer Tbh I need to know more about chruch history too

"Is Christianity Incompatible with Freemasonry?" Full debate out now @realchasegeiser @JayDyer Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=dTZ-QS…

@JayDyer @YouTube Once again, the protestant position is just just choice your own Jesus… Constantine gave us the Bible. And how the guy at the end thought he had a “gotcha”… Mason did a great job fooling is that they are dumb… I expected more from 33 and a 32 deg

HEATED DEBATE: 2 Christian Freemasons vs. 1 Anti-Freemason Jay Dyer youtu.be/dTZ-QS2mxGo?si… via @YouTube

@DJ__Bolger @realchasegeiser @JayDyer I appreciated how you interjected to get the Mason’s position.And I think this debate also exposed people‘s lack of knowledge of church history and how we even got a Bible!

@truthseaker14 @realchasegeiser @JayDyer Thank you. First time tbh

@Turbojugend16 @restoreorderusa I’m Slovenian… thanks for not bring us in! lol Orthodox 1 year now… want to go to Serbia!

@restoreorderusa Cue in butthurt catholic turks (croats), mosnjiaks (ottoman leftovers) and bergturkengypsies (analbanians) in the comments. 😎

I stand with Serbia

@SarahhJihadi @RuslanKD America ain’t Christian… it’s a state founded by luciferian Freemasons…

Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Never forget. 🇦🇲

@CryptoJebb I agree, bro But what type of Christianity? What’s the question I asked myself…. Have you considered investigating orthodoxy?

I’m going to convict you, dear brother in Christ. A revival is brewing. A generation of Americans are tired of there being no moral compass. They thirst for Christ. If you, like I, are a Christian, then you are commanded to be bold for the faith. No “I keep my faith private.” “I am a private person “ “I might lose my Job” “I don’t want to rock the boat”. Repent. Preach the Gospel Share the gift you have in Christ BOLDLY! The world is hungry for truth!!! “For whosoever shall be ashamed of me and of my words, of him shall the Son of man be ashamed, when he shall come in his own glory, and in his Father's, and of the holy angels.” Luke 9:26 KJV bible.com/bible/1/luk.9.…

@ThePolemikOne @AnaniasFather @grok what’s going on in this post and in this thread help me understand

Unreal thread between a ROCOR priest and a ROCOR member. I hope my point was made.

Quoting @59SouthLee: "Nostra Aetate was written by a gay Jew. It's only been downhill since then. Your last Pope said all religions are just different languages speaking to the same god." What a devastatingly accurate summary of the post-conciliar disaster. The man behind much of it was Gregory Baum (born Gerhard Albert Baum, 1923–2017). A man of Jewish descent who converted to Catholicism, became a priest, and rose to become one of the most influential periti at Vatican II. He drafted the first version of Nostra Aetate §4, the declaration that radically reframed the Church’s relationship with Judaism and non-Christian religions. In his later autobiography, Baum openly admitted he was homosexual and had his first same-sex experience while working on the Council documents in Rome. He left the priesthood, entered a relationship with an ex-nun, and became a vocal advocate for homosexual relationships, contraception, women’s ordination, and interfaith indifferentism. From the holy and unchanging perspective of Orthodoxy, the Church Fathers, and the Saints, this is not a footnote but a profound spiritual catastrophe. A man living in unrepented sin helped reshape Catholic teaching away from the patristic understanding of the Church as the true Israel, the fulfillment of the Old Covenant in Christ. Worse still, Baum’s work on Nostra Aetate opened the theological door for the infiltration of Christian Zionist ideas into Catholicism. By strongly affirming an “irrevocable” covenant with the Jewish people apart from explicit fulfillment in Christ, and by softening traditional supersessionist language, the document created space for a new philo-Semitism. This shift contributed to the Vatican’s eventual diplomatic recognition of the State of Israel and the rise of what some now call “Catholic Zionism,” positions that align more closely with Protestant dispensationalist support for modern Israel than with the consensus of the Church Fathers. This tragedy is compounded by the deeper error in Roman Catholic ecclesiology: the consolidation of doctrinal and disciplinary power into the person of the Pope alone. Unlike the ancient conciliar model preserved in Holy Orthodoxy, where bishops gather in Synod under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, with the living voice of the Church including clergy and laity in harmony, the post-Vatican I papal system allows a single man’s decisions (or those of a small circle around him) to rapidly alter the course of the entire Church. When that man, or the experts influencing him, carries personal corruption or modernist ideas, the whole body suffers. Orthodoxy’s synodal structure, rooted in the practice of the Apostles and Fathers, provides safeguards through collective discernment that the papal model tragically lacks. How painfully naive (though meaning well), then, are so many of today’s “new Catholics,” voices like @RealCandaceO and @CarriePrejean1! They thunder against Christian Zionism, liberal ideologies, Epstein’s network of depravity, and moral decay, yet they have enthusiastically joined the very institution whose post-conciliar path, heavily influenced by figures like Baum, has helped mainstream the very errors they decry. They raise their voices loudly, as if the Catholic Church’s ecclesiology, centered on papal supremacy rather than the conciliar consensus of the East, suddenly values the opinion of the laity in matters of doctrine and morals. Yet when the fullness of the Church, Holy Orthodoxy, is humbly presented to them as the unadulterated apostolic faith, they fall mysteriously silent, ignoring its living authority rooted in the Saints and Fathers. This trajectory has normalized ecumenism without conversion, moral relativism regarding sexuality, and the dangerous notion that all religions are different paths to the same God, condemned by the Fathers and by every martyr who refused to compromise the uniqueness of Christ. Holy Orthodoxy alone has preserved the Faith once delivered to the saints without compromise. She calls us not to endless dialogue with error, but to repentance, fidelity to Apostolic Tradition, and the fearless proclamation that Jesus Christ is the only Savior of the world, yesterday, today, and unto the ages of ages. Let us guard our souls with fear of God and holy zeal! Cling to the unchanging Church of the Fathers and the Saints. Both Candace and Carrie are women of evident zeal and courage. May the Lord grant them, and all who seek the ancient Faith, to look East and discover the fullness of the true Church of the Apostles and the Saints, the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church preserved without innovation.

@GravityDarkAge @dekim_Kalvino Define “good”

Can any Christian make this make sense for us?

Dyer says Judaism is a reaction to Christianity... @Know_More_News "There's no Judeo-Christianity" "Jews, religious Jews are just like Christians. They read the same Bible. They just do not read the New Testament. They do not recognize. No, that's not true" "Judaism is very adamant and has been for a long time that you must also follow the oral tradition which is encapsulated in the Talmud. You can't reject that." "Christianity was considered one of the strands of Judaism. But in the second and third century, they begin to have more and more of a fissure and more of a departure over the person of Christ, whether he's the Messiah." "And so you get a Jerusalem Talmud, a Babylonian Talmud by the fourth, fifth, sixth century that comes together and that solidifies for most Jews what Judaism is that we know today as rabbitic Judaism. And a lot of that, ironically, and many even Jewish scholars will admit this" "Jewish scholars and historians will admit that you don't really get a solidifying fissure until Judaism begins to define itself against the popularity of Christianity in the first, second, and third century. And that that's what develops into what we call rebbitic Judaism" "So the reason it's not the same religion is that Judaism gradually defined itself more and more in opposition to Christianity, especially by the early middle ages. They they're completely separate"

'Supporting Israel is heresy. The Talmud is blasphemy.' Orthodox Christian minister doesn't mince words.

@MMCrypto This is the dumbest post

EID MUBARAK to my Muslim brothers and sisters. In these times Christians & Muslims must stick together to spread light & overcome evil with good! 🧡 🙏

@AnaniasFather Came to Panama 4 years ago. From Canada. We all took up surfing!!My family and I are new converts… Found the church in Panama… She actually found us!! Let me know if your ever around here! Love to show you around!

@truthseaker14 The left is Whitefish, Montana. The Right is Huntington Beach, California.

From slopes to surf in just two days! Amazing!