Our community exists in order to discuss four main topics: Theology, Christian Apologetics, Church History, and Protestantism. And the goal is to do so with friendliness and care --always looking to help those who may be struggling in any of these areas.
Hey everybody! This book list is in reference to my interview with Sean Luke of the YouTube channel "Anglican Aesthetics."
Our interview can be found here:
Sean's channel can be found here: https://youtube.com/@anglicanaesthetics?si=9M_uJPAiBdVPLf5E
I asked Sean Luke for a short list of books that he would like newcomers to the Protestant / Roman Catholic debate scene to read in order to best understand both sides. He responded with a book list for each side of the debate! Here are those two lists...
Books by Protestants to best understand our side:
"A Reformed Catholic" by William Perkins
"An Apology of the Church of England" by John Jewel
"A Disputation on Holy Scripture, Against the Papists, Especially Bellarmine and Stapleton" by William Whitaker
"Theological Commonplaces I-II: On Interpreting Sacred Scripture and Method of Theological Study" by Johann Gerhard
"A Learned Discourse on Justification in...
At the end of last week, I was able to host a conversation between two other Christian YouTubers: @ChristianCombatives (Lutheran) and @CultivatingChrist (Baptist).
This was supposed to be a lightly moderated, free-flowing discussion/debate between the Baptist view and the Lutheran view specifically regarding the Biblical case for each. As you can probably tell upon watching the video, the conversation was not as focused on the Biblical evidence as specifically as the three of us intended -- it was still a good introduction to a broader discussion though! As such, please see this as an introductory discussion, with a more verse-by-verse discussion between the two of them coming up soon on the channel.
Given that there were a significant amount of WiFi drops and technical difficulties during the conversation, I will be uploading an edited version of the debate on the YouTube channel which takes out the portions where the conversation had to stop due to technical difficulties. I thought the ...
Hey everyone! This is my first ever YouTube video.
I'm hoping it helps people who are brand new to the Protestant vs. Roman Catholic debate scene. I have other videos in the making, but thought I would put out some commentary on this debate in case someone unfamiliar with the common arguments ran into it and was left unsettled by it.
I hope this video is edifying for everyone -- I'm looking forward to what the Lord has in store for my content and channel!
Hey everybody! This recommended reading list is in reference to my interview with Tony sharing his story about why he converted from modern-day Evangelicalism to confessional Lutheranism... and why he didn't become Roman Catholic along the way!
Here is our interview together:
Tony is a friend and he was a great guest to have on the channel. It's always great getting to chat with a fellow brother who is passionate about the Lutheran faith. I hope y'all find his story as edifying as I did.
Without further ado, you can find Tony's recommended reading list in PDF format attached to this post.
Hey everybody! This recommended reading list is in reference to my interview with Megan sharing her story about why she converted from non-denominationalism to confessional Lutheranism as well as why she didn't become Roman Catholic instead.
Here is our interview together:
Megan was a great guest to have on the channel. She came super well-prepared for our interview and it was great getting to chat with a fellow sister who is so passionate about the Lutheran faith. It was a pleasure to get to hear her story and I hope y'all find it as edifying as I did.
Without further ado, you can find Megan's recommended reading list in PDF format attached to this post.
Hey everybody! This recommended reading list is in reference to my interview with Evan Johnstone sharing his story about how he almost converted to Eastern Orthodoxy, but ended up leaving the EO catechumenate in order to become Lutheran instead.
Here is our interview together:
Evan was a great guest to have on the channel. He's a very straightforward, down-to-Earth brother in Christ who is very passionate about the Gospel and the Lutheran faith. It was a pleasure to get to hear his story and I hope y'all find it as edifying as I did.
Without further ado, you can find Evan's recommended reading list in PDF format attached to this post.
