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- I wanted to learn about Anglicanism so I went to St. George's Anglican Church in Las Vegas and spent the day with Father Gordon Hines. His church is a part of the Anglican Province of Christ the King.
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“Heresy involves either the denial of Christ’s divinity or the denial of Christ’s humanity.” Wow...that was good. Thank you.
I literally started reading your comment as he said it in the video lol
Heresy is waaaay more than that, he didn't say anything incredible tbh
That’s not even the half of it lol
That makes sense. I grew up as a Jehovah's witness, and the denial of Christ's divinity is thd source of most of th er heresy in thst sect
@@SlavaBogu7 i mean, it is, but it's kind like the seven deadly sins. Sure, there are more thsn seven ways you can sin, but they will typically be linked to the archetypes in some way.
Likewise, defending heresy will eventually require you to abandon either the divinity or humanity of Christ.
So are you guys Catholic or Protestant?
Anglican Church: *Yes*
Can’t be both :)
The Anglican Church is Catholic.
The Anglican practice is almost like Catholic, but not union with the church, It was break away during Henry 8th.
Protestant theology, but lithurgical almost catholic.
@Howard Williams Yeah! !!
As a lifelong Catholic, please please please keep doing these videos! I love learning about my brothers and sisters in Christ!!
Hi, I am a Catholic from India. It is happy to see your comment sir.
Yeah but catholics dont think other denominations are christian for them they are the only church
Thats why i left catholicism for baptist
That's not exactly true. Can I ask where you heard that? (I'm asking in the friendliest possible way. I don't get into confrontations in comments, but I'm happy to respectfully discuss).
@@Baraodojaguary I see what you're saying but that's not exactly it. If a Catholic taught you that then I apologize for you being mislead. (I teach this stuff and I've studied it very closely for a long time). Please hear everything I write here in the most non-confrontational way. .... The Catholic Church regards its teachings as the "fullness of truth" (something which it largely believes from reading scripture and the Church Fathers). But most people who call themselves Christians are acknowledged are in fact Christian, as are their communities (whether the call themselves a church, a congregation, etc.) This is why when someone converts to Catholicism from another Christian church, they cannot receive the sacrament of Baptism (you can't be Baptized twice and the official Catholic Teaching is that those who are Baptized in other Christian churches are as Baptized as any Catholic ever. And since the Bible says that Baptism is what makes someone a Christian and it's Christians who comprise these congregations, then other Christian Churches are in fact Christian. In fact, there are many Christians in the world who aren't Catholic who are better at living a Christian life than I am. But when different Christians disagree on predestination and loss of salvation and authority and the canon of scripture (and so on) on denomination is going to be the most correct. The enlightenment thinkers (most of whom rejected Christian churches) convinced a lot of people that all ways of thinking are equal in truth. But conflicting truths can't both be true. So only one group can be more correct than the others. The Catholic Church also stands by the words of Jesus that he desires us to be one and united, and has reasoned that She (the Church) is that point of desired unity. ..... I'm not asking you to agree. But does that make sense?
I knew Gordon's Grandfather. He was responsible for a whole generation of High Church Anglo-Catholic priest in Dallas. I am glad to see that his tradition is still alive.
His mom lives 2 blocks away from me and knew Gordon from before he was a priest. I was kind of blown away when I found this video.
The Anglo Catholic r with the Angleton church. anglo means English Catholic .Angleton is a mix of people Nord anglo Saxon is Angleton u know it the queens church right
Who is his grandfather? I grew up at Incarnation in Dallas
"Do you burry people in this church?"
Dude turns around, we got some dead people right here!
I almost laughed when that played out :D
@@XSquibX it almost appeared staged but I don't think it was
@@dimesonhiseyes9134
Yeah, I doubt it was staged.
Although it's reasonable to ask that question when near the entrance (so he could point out the graveyard if they have one), and that's where they were.
@@IamGrimalkin yea especially if you already new there was a possibility that there were remains stored at that church because that's what most other Anglican churches do. But it was just the smoothest transition ever.
The only thing we staged was the handshake. We did it but the cameras weren't rolling, so we did it again.
Coolest. Evangelical. Ever. Seriously I’ve never seen an evangelical Protestant that was this open minded, respectful, and eager to learn about different dominations and faiths. Major props to TMBH guy.
Denominations.
I can't believe it either...been involved in multiple protestant churches and most are clueless or apathetic to orthodox/catholic knowledge. This guy has a great talent for interacting with these minsters
@@knightrider9742 We are out there. Blessed are the peacemakers, right. I wish I hadn't taken so long to delving into the study of tradition and church fathers, it's just wonderful. All protestants have the same heritage as the catholics and orthodox, even though most are clueless and in denial of it.
There is another growing channel, Gospel Simplicity. He accidentally ended up going to a Catholic bible study, never suspecting his channel would take a leap. Then he went to Catholic masses, interviewed priests and now Lutheran ministers. He will have Orthodox F. Josiah on soon. Great channel and very gentle and respectful man.
@NorthStars the Steagle what did I say that was contrary to that?
@NorthStars the Steagle Well it could be better if these videos were either 10 min or 1 hour... They are not and it confuses me
I’m starting to reconsider my ignorant criticism of other faiths that I know very little about.
Your humility is beautiful, and sets a great example for us all!
I’m betting that blesses Matt greatly. He was just interested and look at all the positive by products. It shows you that as humans, we are really more alike than we are different.
Read what the Church Fathers believed and taught.
That is a very humble thing to say. God bless.
Same here brother
Yep this priest gets it and as a Lutheran we believe in the “Theotokos” the blessed Mother of Christ as a vessel to the Lord (Book of Concordia). Peace be to you Anglican’s from the Lutheran Church❤️🙏✝️😀.
Hm, i Thought that calling our Blessed mother the god bearing one (or mother of God, o guess as it evolved in English) was against Lutheran thought. Hey, I guess I learned more than about just Anglicans when I came here, huh?
@@user-rh1jo1yy9e no. Martin Luther had a huge devotion to the Blessed Theotokos.
@@Katholikos78 -That's Very interesting. I also wasn't expecting the term Theotokos to be used either, that's very much an Eastern Tradition we use to call her. 👀
@@user-rh1jo1yy9e Yes. 🙂
@@user-rh1jo1yy9e I believe the ones who are against that term are the Nestorian (aka the Church of the East)
Traditional Anglican, here. I love how this priest is explaining everything so far!
Look up Dr. Taylor Marshall.
The Anglican church, through an unfortunate series of events is not in full communion with the Vicar of Christ and broke Apostolic Succession.
Come home to the Traditional Catholic Church. Extra Ecclesia Nulla Salus.
@@jtwall85 I am home. I am in the Catholic Church. My Bishop has valid Apostolic Succession, and holds to the Catholic Faith. I have no need for Rome's tyranny.
Barely Protestant You part of the ACNA? Or a different Anglican denomination? No that it really matters, but I was just curious. I’m actually getting confirmed in August.
@@Joequaile praise God! Yeah, I'm ACNA. I'm currently training for the priesthood at Trinity School for Ministry.
Barely Protestant Blessings brother! I came from a non denominational back round, but both parents were part of the Episcopal Church as kids. So it’s in my blood. 😉
When I saw the length of this one, I was worried I was going to get bored but this was incredibly interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it. Father Hines is a fascinating man to talk with - the time flew by while I was there.
I'm a Canadian Anglican and my church seems to be quite similar to this one besides the fact that The Anglican Church of Canada is part of the Anglican Communion. We also don't have the little individual prayer candles or images of the Virgin Mary. I feel like I would be quite comfortable there as I am definitely more Catholic than other members of my congregation.
Great way to clear up our differences and how deep and full our faith is. I am an LCMS lutheran and could easily identify with this type of Anglican church. Thanks for doing this. Keep it up!!!
@alpha4IV remember its 10 minute bible "HOUR" haha
Yeah, this guy makes great videos. Fun introductions. Watch the one on the Eastern Orthodox church. That’s the form of Christianity that is most foreign to me. The video was very interesting.
the priest explained very clearly and humbly..like the Roman Catholic priest in another episode. i couldnt say the same for the Greek Orthodox episode. i am really impressed by this Anglican priest's knowledge and ability to explain. there is almost a kind of silence in the way he speaks.
Anglican, Rome, and Orthodox have very high requirements for priesthood, they have to have extensive training in theology to become a priest.
Tao Liu, not all Anglicans, they don’t all study theology in England. Even Lutherans who also prefer all to study for a long time have problems recruiting now in Europe. But it is the aim that they do.
John Romuald Galicano What was wrong with the orthodox one in your opinion?
Fr. Gordon Hines is brilliant. What a wonderful teacher and beautiful spirit. I grew up in the Episcopal Church then converted to Roman Catholic when I got married. I have never heard such a great explanation of the differences and similarities of these churches and Christianity as a whole. Love this. Great job. 🙏🏼❤️
Ifeel like high church Anglicanism is VERY similar to traditional Roman rite of Catholicism. A few notable differences, I noticed that Rev. Gordon Hines said that the mass SYMBOLISES the sacrifice Christ made, where Catholics, orthodox, Copts and Syriacs Believe it to be a literal sacrifice, but many of the rituals are similar if not the same to traditional Latin Catholic
Father Hines' voice is very relaxing and calming. I could listen to his voice all day long
As A Pastor I had many many many decades ago said to me "That which unites us (Jesus) is so much greater than that which divides us."
@@Beans-he3xi
Lukewarm...Progressive...ME? Not Hardly.
Nope, I don't believe All Roads lead to heaven. I would also say Who and Who Is Not a believer, that's not our job, our job is to spread to message of salvation. I do have standards...short version The Nicene Creed. You buy that (either version) as far as I'm concerned, you are in the club.
I wonder, how many Catholic's Eastern Orthadox's do you Really Know?
Steven Wiederholt I think he was referring to the seeking Christ as apposed to the devil keeping everyone at each others throats. We are all on a journey and most pray and offer sacrifice for those souls at risk (including our own). Blessings
Steven Wiederholt Could you pray for me? I hurt everyday for the things I have done . And what I have done cannot be undone or repented from.
Master Sergeant
See a Catholic priest. God can heel ALL things, but we must come to Him humbly and in His terms. May peace find you and keep you, and may the Blessed Mother hold you most loved hand and guide you to Her Son, God of all things and Victor over all evil. Know that you are loved by a family in heaven calling you to be strong, faith, repent of evil and love.
A pastor? Read about another gospel and how we are to react to that in the Bible and Exodus 20. They break two of the Ten Commandments. Coming together is against Jesus not with Him. Read the Word not the world. Save your soul, repent and turn back to God.
I'm a Catholic. I've often wondered the difference between us and anglicans as I'd noticed over the years so many similarities between us. Very cool, thank you for your time/efforts & sharing it all!!!
I'm from England this church is almost defiantly High church Anglican in my opinion low church Anglicans are less traditional and less Catholic if you like however this doesn't all ways mean more liberal low Anglicans can be more evangelical modernists
@youser I find this statement interesting because in my worldview, liberal and modernist would almost be synonymous but you seem to use them as to juxtaposition one from the other. I'm curious if that may be cultural or from where that difference stems
@@youser1093 There are Anglo-Catholic liberal "churches" as well. They only look like an Anglo-Catholic church, but they teach liberal theology.
I recently got confirmed in the Anglican Church in North America. One of the best decisions I could have made for my faith. The liturgy and tradition of the church are so rich and I think that Matt did a good job of asking the right questions here. I always love these videos please keep them coming.
Is the Anglican Church true?
I've always had a little bit of saltiness towards our Anglican brothers and sisters in CHRIST because of the whole king Henry thing, this priest completely turned that around , GOD bless him, he seems like a very amazing person. Much love.
This is a beautiful comment! Thank you for saying that.
Agios Giorgios! Amin! This segment just reminds me how much we are brothers and sisters in Christ. Love from an Orthodox...
Hello, Sister!☦️
Me too.
This is a parish in the Anglican Province of Christ the King (APCK) -- a traditionalist Anglo-Catholic jurisdiction. Great to see you give them a visit.
We know a deacon in that communion - Ron Reno, out of Sioux City, I think? Great art teacher. We like working with him. (I'm a member of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter.)
Are these guys in union with Rome?
@@jackharwood3868 APCK is not.
But the Ordinariates are - the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, The O. of Our Lady of the Southern Cross, and the O. of Our Lady of Walsingham. And they're extremely close to this. We have APCK and ACNA guys who work for our school, St. Barnabas Academy.
Badger Lord Patrick do you think these guys will come into union with rome?
@@jackharwood3868 I want them to. There's probably not too much separating us.
But the things which separate us are important, not least the final authority of the bishop of Rome.
As a Roman Catholic, i feel this is much more Catholic to me. Father has indeed explained each and ever element much more strongly and in detailed than a catholic priest. I could learn so much more from him. thanks to you for bringing this video :)
Oxford Movement actual Anglo Catholic not high church Anglican is very traditional Catholic
Yeah, to be honest, if I didn't know that this priest was an Anglican, I would definitely mistake him for a Catholic priest. The same with the Lutheran one!
And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven. Matthew 23:9
@@racheltonner2509Paul referred to himself as a father to the people 🥱 Jesus referred to calling no man God except the one who is in heaven
Okay, so stop calling your father father and stop calling your dad dad. Keep quoting verses that you don’t understand. It takes years of studying to interpret the Bible… and the KJV Bible you’re reading has been heavily altered. The king Henry Bible and the king James are the most altered bibles and have the most removed books…
16:30
"I see things here I don´t understand. This and that."
Father Hines: "This is a sacred fire alarm."
😂
I love the way you bring humble interest to these interviews. The result of combining your own knowledge with the gentle interview style results in excellent insight into the variations on a theme of Christianity which good, God-fearing men have set up in pursuing their best way they can relate with their God.
But all their works they do for to be seen of men: they make broad their phylacteries, and enlarge the borders of their garments,
6 And love the uppermost rooms at feasts, and the chief seats in the synagogues,
7 And greetings in the markets, and to be called of men, Rabbi, Rabbi.
8 But be not ye called Rabbi: for one is your Master, even Christ; and all ye are brethren.
9 And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven.
10 Neither be ye called masters: for one is your Master, even Christ.
11 But he that is greatest among you shall be your servant.
12 And whosoever shall exalt himself shall be abased; and he that shall humble himself shall be exalted.
13 But woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye shut up the kingdom of heaven against men: for ye neither go in yourselves, neither suffer ye them that are entering to go in.
I love these series! As a Catholic I am always curious about the other Christian communities. I’ve been exploring Orthodoxy and Catholicism the past few years. This Anglican Church reminds me of the Latin mass of Catholicism and Orthodoxy.
The Orthodox NEVER celebrated the latin mass. Even today Eastern Rite catholics (Greek catholics) have their own liturgy.
Im catholic learned so much about anglicanism. Loved this!
Its mostly the same as Catholicism in worship style,
@@MajorWeakness ya there both false!
@@hudsontd7778 the bible is false, or do you mean Christianity in general is false? You can't mean Catholicism is false since its the most biblical.
@@MajorWeakness no the Bible is True that is why Catholicism and Anglicanism is false.
@@hudsontd7778 so since Catholicism gave us the bible then the bible must be false...your logic is false.
You should visit a Traditional Catholic Church (Latin Mass)!
I second that!
Angelica Catherine I third this.
I fourth that.
I table the motion.
I fith that
You should attend a service from each church you go to, I would be very fascinated to see all this in practice! Great job, Matt! This was amazing
Agreed
Tradition or word of God.why to continue with the rudiments of Judaism
An interesting thing is you actually can view Anglican and Episcopalian services on CZcams
I know it must be kinda weird to receive reviews from actual viewers, rather than your mom's bots, but let me tell you: I am subscribed to your channel since I listened to the first episode of No Dumb Questions, but never got to actually watch even one video (shame on me).
Today I sit to watch this video, and man... is it inspiring! The way of approach, the light of heart from both you and the priest, the non-judgemental views and the meanings that the those symbols translate are amazing! I though I could not watch a 53 minutes long video about religion as I am not a religious person, but boy was I wrong. It even helped me to talk about christianity to my wife, who is from a very religious family, and she loved it.
Matt, congratulations man, you are a humble person with such eager for knowledge as I aspire to be one day. Thanks for the video, I will now go to watch some more of your channel. And I don't know if I even made much sense in my lines here, as I am not a native english speaker, but I hope you will understand.
Thank you Andre. This comment means a lot to me.
Do you know the Gospel? 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 ❤✨
The fact that this Anglican Church is no longer in commune with the original is a testament to how divisive and hurtful the reformation was to Christianity as a whole.
Fr Hines was so gracious and eloquent amazing! My Mom was from Great Britain and Anglican she converted to Roman Catholic so this was very interesting to me. The sanctity of the sacraments and Eucharist is how I learned in my Catholic upbringing it seems we are closer than I ever knew. In my Catholic high school we studied all other religions in the way you are doing. An understanding helps to crush any prejudices we might have towards our Brother and Sisters in Christ and understand the meaning of the word catholic as universal. Thank you
And I was Roman Catholic and I unpoped to become Anglican Catholic. Why! They demand believe or else on nonessentials! Also Roman Catholics have a saying; Deus est Papa and Papa est Deus(God is the Pope and the Pope is God) which is no different than Julius Caesar who was killed by Brutus Cassius for Caesar trying to be God with the et tu Brute("and you Brute"). When I found this out, I also unpoped.
Here is why I unpoped:
"The crowning objection to the Roman system was not so much its doctrine in the main, but its rigid regimentation, which dictates every minutest detail of belief, conduct, rite, and ceremony. Some of our brethren and Fathers in God appear to be swayed for the moment by that Romanensian rigidity; against which, as against every attack on the liberty wherewith Christ hath set us free, I remain completely Protestant.
But this is too solemn a matter of controversial dealing. It is a matter of man's most sacred prayer; which he cannot pray, whatever book he uses, without the Holy Spirit. We cannot quarrel about a work in which we seek to be led by the Holy Spirit of God: we can only, with complete mutual respect, lovingly try to understand one another."
I appreciate the kindness and genuine Christian love that the two of you shared in this video. It was really beautiful.
Love those videos. You really have knack at making people confortable talking about their beliefs without judgement. As a non-religious person it is very very interesting.
This is beautiful work you do brother. Uniting Christian's, breaking down these false barriers.
There are no false barriers. Those churches that rejected Apostolic Succession created these barriers themselves by their open, willing, and knowing rejection of it.
We will sadly always be divided by doctrines and how to go about things. Catholicism is very priest-Hood (Vatican and Catholic Churches in america using doctrines ordained from the Vatican) based as apposed to Evangelicals or Pentecostals who believe in a very different doctrine (Pastor , Deacon , Bishop , etc. , Only Authority is Sola Scriptura AKA Jesus Christ)
It's super fascinating how they have retained so much from the Roman Catholic church.
It wasn't Roman Catholic then anglican. The anglican church is just the Church in England, passed down from the very beginning. It's amazing how much Roman Catholicism kept from Anglicanism.
@@devinlawson2208 That's really not true. And I am saying that as someone who attends an Episcopal church.
The Anglo-Catholic revival was popularized by the Tractarian Movement (Fr. John Keble) in the 1830s.
I've been watching TMBH for a long time and was in love with it right away, but it's so amazing to see Matt really just clicking into another gear with the quality of content. There's so much the evangelical church can learn from more mainline Protestant and Catholic Churches.
I finished the video, and loved it. I'm so thankful the interviewer treated our Tradition with great respect, while willing to ask questions that weren't all softballs. I was part of the Evangelical/Baptist Tradition before becoming Anglican; now I'm training for the priesthood, myself.
Thus you profile name haha. That's wonderful! I too grew up Evangelical and now I belong to the Reformed faith. God bless you in your studies,brother!
I was raised in evangelical tradition, but I've become increasingly attracted to Lutheranism. It seems that the Lutherans are much more consistent on the doctrine of being saved by faith ALONE in Jesus Christ.
@@stephenkammerling9479 I love Lutheranism in many ways. However, for me Anglicanism is my home. Blessings on you in your journey, brother. Anglicans and Lutherans are very close to each other, theologically.
@@barelyprotestant5365 I am a Lutheran, but I am planning on leaving this denomination because of doctrinal reasons, and I only consider myself a Christian not a Lutheran. The Solas are not in Bible and my church celebrates reformation day, but I don’t because It goes against both God and Jesus commands (Laws) in contrary to Scripture. The Lord forbids Schisms and the separation of the Faith, that’s why. 1 Corinthians 1:10/ Psalm 133:1 and I mean this with all denominations and including the Orthodox Church. I strongly believe in the Christian Doctrines of God and the early Church Father and the Creeds themselves. Peace be to you brother in Jesus name✝️💐❤️👍.
Why did you switch over?
I've watched a couple of this guy's videos and i must say
It's nice to see someone who wishes to learn and observe.
he's courteous, respectful and kind.
He does not confront or argue.
As opposed to those who bludgeon you with what they think they know.
I've watched this video like 4-5 times. I don't get tired of it. I love this anglican church
You really are becoming the Bible hour, not the 10 minute bible hour. But, I do appreciate the longer, in depth videos. Just don’t neglect the beginner stuff too. Keep doing what you do brother. God bless
I hear you on that, and I definitely plan to continue with the 10-minute stuff both out of strategy and trying to connect with people who don't have as much time or aren't as interested in the deep dive and out of convenience, because it takes an unbelievable amount of time to make videos that are this long.
The Altar Rail is the remnant of the Rood Screen of the Medieval Church, which corresponds to the Iconostasis of the Orthodox.
This whole thing about denominations, what’s right, what’s true, what’s false.. it puzzles me a bit. All I know is that I met Jesus and had an incredible encounter with the Holy Spirit in a Christian church, I don’t even know what denomination. I guess you could say protestant. In a time of darkness, Jesus called me by name, met me, and since then my life has never been the same. I ask the Holy Spirit for wisdom and to reveal to me the truth about God and His Word. I don’t have all the answers but just an open heart to learn and grow in my Christian walk.
Wow it’s so much like the Catholic Church! These are great 👍! I pray everyday for the reunion of all Christians. Great work Matt!
Hello Anglo Catholic here,. Amen. We pray for the Pope, say Hail Mary's
Amen
@@gilliangallagher8593 but only as first among equals.
Just become Catholic!!!
Great to see this. I'm a born and bred Anglican from NSW, Australia, and it's good to see someone give such a good explanation of many of my beliefs. Something that's a little bit missing is that this is a "High" Anglican Church, but there are also "Low" Churches, which have many of the same beliefs, but less gold and ornate stuff, and a bit more liberty is given in some areas, but also a more relaxed atmosphere, few or no robes and collars, and a more Calvinist view.
Would love to see him do another video like this with a more reformed low church Anglican minister sometime.
@Jonathan Soko the Anglican church was very protestant after the reformation though, this just isn't historically accurate. this particular brand of anglo-catholicism in that church is the product of the Oxford Movement in the 1880s.
there is one one faith and one baptism
@@nintendonut100 Excuse me but the Oxford Movement was in the 1830s. I think he is mistakenly referring to a book written in the 1880s about the Oxford Movement. The Oxford Movement(theological)was from 1833-1845. The Ritualist or Cambridge Movement(liturgical)(1845-1900) was the successor or the sequel to the Oxford Movement.
Your videos are too good for this generation.Thankyou so much.
Excellent video. I am an Anglican, part of the Anglican Church in North America. There is a great variety amongst Anglicans, from very low-church, Evangelical to very Anglo-catholic, like this priest. He is more Anglo-Catholic than most Anglo-Catholics I know. I love his explanations and the way he so fluently quotes scripture. His way does not represent all Anglicans. That being said, there is an Anglican Way, which is represented by the things most all Anglicans hold in common, with the exception of those who call themselves Anglicans but have adopted a form of heterodoxy in order to accommodate the culture.
You are not an Anglican. The ACNA and other splinter groups are not part of the Anglican Communion, you may be part of what you self define as the "Continuing Anglican Movement" but by splitting with the Episcopal Church and Anglican Communion you aren't really Anglican.
@@ciderbusinsideofus I beleive they are part of the "Anglican Province of Christ the King."
If Cranmer were dug up and chose who was Anglican, it would not be the TEC@@josephaugustinerhodenhiser1353
Matt really like your show! I'm a convert from Evangelicalism to Catholicism, and I went through a similar journey before finding my way to the Catholic faith. I think more Christians need to reach out and know what their brothers and sister in Christ believe, not to mention the history and legacy of the Christian faith. Please keep the videos coming!
This was the best 53 minute bible five and a half hours ever. Thank for being you with the priest, I learned a bunch!
These are great videos, the open-minded and non-confrontational nature of the videos are so refreshing. I second others who have requested a Catholicism video. Thanks a lot for these!
Father Hines is a remarkable and generous gentleman. Many thanks to you for this video.
I have visited an Anglican Church and all were invited to partake in Communion as long as they were Christians. I took Communion and was not denied even though I am of a different denomination.
Actually, they only give to those are of the Apostolic Churches(Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Old Catholics, and other Anglicans who believe in Apostolic Succession of Bishop-word found in Bible, Priest, and Deacon) who have Apostolic Successions. NonApostolic Churches(reject Apostolic Succession of Bishop, Priest, and Deacon) such as Lutherans, Methodists(have the Real Presence and Liturgy, but reject Apostolic Succession), Baptists, Presbyterians. etc are not given communion unless they join Apostolic Churches).
Thanks for the tutorial and the teaching of our other Christian Brothers and Sisters. I appreciate your wonder and your willingness to keep learning.
A great resource and very similar to our parish (Saint Paul's - Los Altos) here in California. I plan to use this for inquirers.
Thanks for these videos! I stumbled across your Greek Orthodoxy video and then this one, and I love them! I grew up and continue to be Pentecostal, but I find myself drawn toward more traditional Christian practices. I've always wanted to visit a lot of these older kinds of churches and see what they're like. I'm learning a lot from your videos, and I love the humble attitude with which you approach these conversations.
Kudos to Matt and Father Hines for an amazing discussion.
Absolutely loved this video. Thank you Matt and Father Hines.
This was absolutely amazing. Before I knew it I was at minute 40. Truly an amazing, informative and beautiful discussed interview that showed respect and openness.
As a former member of the APCK jurisdiction who has since “swam the Tiber,”, I have a fondness for traditional Anglican patrimony. We Catholics could learn a lot from the beauty of worship found in traditional Anglican music and ceremony.
It can be found in the Ordinariate can't it?
Been watching your videos for over a year now Matt, and it’s been wonderful! It’s because of this series that I actually have become an Anglo-Catholic and if I’m correct, my church is in communion with St. George’s! It’s been wonderful to read about, pray about, and walk through, and your series has been such an encouragement to keep asking questions and to know God more!
Thank you for your interviews of ministers from different faiths. You do a tremendous job and your guests are amazingly welcoming and interesting. I hope that you will continue this endeavour. You are providing a great source of insight and understanding.
I learned quite a bit. Thank you for taking the time to create and post this...
Great video! I love to see Christians respecting other traditions, learning from each other, and honoring each other in the world. It shouldn’t be, but it is a rare thing and I appreciate that about these videos. Thanks for your time and effort to put out informative, quality material.
Man, I really appreciate you doing this. Wildly entertaining and informative. It’s absolutely fascinating to see the different ways people worship Christ.
Thank you for taking the time, this is righteous and profitable work my friend.
Good job Matt. A good lead into learning about a relatively new process put in place within the Catholic Church - The Ordinariate.
I love these videos. The approach is so refreshing.
I love all the series you have done so far on different churches, different traditions. Just love it.... please continue work like this.
Thank you for these videos. I've been following for a short while. You are so respectful, courteous and genuine. And I'm learning really interesting things because of your work. I pray one day we can all put aside our differences about our Christian expressions of our faith and simply love, honor and support one another. God Bless you!
Matt, this video is an excellent portrayal of Anglicanism from a "High Church/Oxford Movement"perspective. Although I'm Russian Orthodox now, it is thru a church like this that I began my journey to full faith in Jesus Christ!
This video is so well done, that I've shared it with the Priest of the Traditional Anglican Church in my area. Keep up the stellar work that you are doing!
High Church Lutheranism was my last step before Russian Orthodoxy. Very similar to high church anglicanism.
Great interview, and I've learned a lot!
Wonderful interview. I am a practicing Anglican in Carefree, AZ. and have been for many years. I grew up in both Evangelical and Anglican circles. There is a real excitement in the unifying of the church while being true to the roots of both the Bible and the Christian faith in practice. Really well done!
Great show, Matt! Really well done. Looking forward to what you do next.
This may be one of my favorite series on CZcams. Awesome work Matt. Next time you’re in AL, I’d love to meet up!
Very informative and thought provoking. Thank you for the time and effort that you put into these videos Matt. As others have said the 53 min went by quickly.
I've never heard a priest with such a soothing voice. What a blessing!
I love these interviews. I love your approach to it. I'm learning so much and am so inspired by these denominations, who have such a rich history and wisdom than anything i've known so far. Keep it up, Matt!
Dude OMG i was literally saying "I need resources on anglicanism" and you literally posted this. NO WAY!
Praise God!
Mysterious ways.
Dud. I love this series Matt. Some of your best work. And I would also argue, some of the most important work you are putting out into the world via this channel(obviously besides your work of bringing people to Christ as pastor of a church). What an amazing resource for unifying the Church, at least in some people's minds. And phenomenal job editing also. These long form interview style videos are a bear to edit and make look fluid but still convey the intended message. Great work!
You are doing a great job, I'm learning a lot about other Christian denominations. Keep it up!
I appreciate your videos, sir. Glad to see you treat the different priests and pastors with such respect.
Now this is the Christianity I grew up on. Surprised to see it in Las Vegas.
"I'm not sure what I'm looking at here..." That's a fire alarm in case the Holy Spirit gets out of hand.
I like you :) lol
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing these videos. I love learning about the differences and histories of the churches.
looooooooved this!!!! We recently joined the Anglican church and baptised all of our yet unbaptised children in as well
Hey Matt, this video was mega confusing to me when I saw the thumbnail, cause as an Anglican, I’m definitely very Protestant. You definitely made a good move in going to a High Anglican Church cause that really is what original Anglicanism is, but yeah they really differ a lot. I live in Sydney Australia and we have a joke around here that Christians disagree with atheists, protestants disagree with Catholics, baptists disagree with presbyterians, but in Sydney, anglicans disagree with Anglicans. So yeah, Anglicanism, as is my knowledge, is veryyyy up to the diocese, so it varies a lot. Also the fact he kept saying mystery is really different to us. I’d love to talk more about our differences if you’re curious!
Thanks for the remarks. I thought this was the right place to start with Anglicanism because of the part Catholic/part Protestant feel of it. That said I'm on to the Episcopal Church next and then later I'll touch on a more contemporary expression of Anglicanism.
@@MattWhitmanTMBH That's awesome Matt, thanks. I'm in Australia too and was going to ask a similar thing. Would be good to get a bit more context on the differences between Anglicanism and Episcopalianism in the US (I didn't even know there were Anglicans in the states). My perspective of Anglicanism is coloured by my experiences here in Australia and it's nice to hear a different angle on things. My understanding of the Australian context is that it is unique in that the Sydney diocese (and a few other pockets) are much more evangelical than the rest of the Anglican church. I attend an independent evangelical church and many of our pastors went through the Sydney Anglican theological college because of its evangelical bent. Hopefully that's a fair characterisation of Australian Anglicanism... Happy to be corrected by someone who knows more though. I love what you do Matt - it's super important and there needs to be more stuff like this on the internet.
"High church" Anglicanism is actually a modern attempt of recreating an ancient church. But it's not the Anglicanism of the Reformation, which is when the BCP, and thus the 39 Articles, and thus the DNA of the Anglican church was established. The High church movement started in the late 1800's as an attempt to make ties with Rome again, hence the Roman language in High churches; the centrality of the altar, mystery of the eucharist, non-centrality of preaching.
Not trying to be divissing at all. J.C.Ryle wrote about the movement in his book Holiness.
Yeah, Anglicanism 'originally' (of Cranmer/the English Reformation, although of course you could be talking about pre-reformation Anglicanism or the Celtic Christianity before that) was more 'Catholic' (or at least, high-church) than the very low-church Anglican churches I prefer, but it was still more 'Protestant' than Anglo-Catholic churches like this one are.
Anglo-Catholicism started off (or, as they might prefer, was revived) in the Oxford Movement in the 19th century, and I'm kind of surprised Gordon didn't mention it.
The other complication too is the Church of England in the UK is an 'established church' as in part of the fabric the United kingdom itself as a nation - other international expression as apart of the 'Global Anglican Communion' aren't necessarily that - like Australia the Anglican Church of Australia is separate from the state.
A fascinating video though. Thanks for this video. I'm also an Australian Anglican. (Reformed/Evangelical in theological focus.)
"I thought this was the right place to start with Anglicanism because of the part Catholic/part Protestant feel of it."
Matt - that is a misconception brought about the context of the rise of the Oxford Movement in the 19th Century. Amazing replies in this thread explain the historical expression of Anglicanism better than I can.
Can you do Syriac orthodox or Mar Thoma Church in your journey of theological exploration ?
Coptic church would also be very interesting. Or Assyrian Christians (they exist! I've met some).
I'd love to see the Mar Thoma one.
Yes please!
Very interesting discussion. Thanks to the participants for the way the interview is carried out.
I am so grateful for this video series. Thank you for your maturity and openess to learn and film these. It is so great to see these insights of the different churches. Love it! :D
This is fantastic! I love seeing points of view from our brothers in Christ!
Thank you for doing these videos where we can actually learn about these different traditions from the people who practice them! If this is now officially going to be a series I am super excited!
Couldnt agree more! Matt, please make this an ongoing work. This is unity manifested. Hearing before judging and appreciating humanity and its choices as God does, with grace.
From what I've heard, it is basically a series and he is currently working on an Episcopal and Catholic video next.
You were very polite while the priest explained everything and showed genuine interest. I'm really impressed by your interview, you seem like a fantastic interviewer.
Father Gordon seems like one of the most gentle souls I have seen. It's very wonderful to see his reactions and patiences, I was my posture was more like his.
I was really anxious about these videos but I cant watch it right now! Either way, already liked and commented to help you fight the Algorythm, Matt!
Love love love love love this. Please do more churches!
What an awesome video and interview. The best I’ve watched from you dude. Made me respect the Anglican movement, especially in US, more. I’m from the UK and have lost a lot of respect for the CofE Your approach was spot on. Well done and keep up the great work. Praise God
Bro you are a legend! Thankyou so much for helping me understand/ change my perspective of different denomination's. It's so hard to find a christian that will lay out multiple views and there reasoning without trying to persuade you one way or the other. If your ever in NZ and need a place to stay, you will always be welcome.
Transubstantiation isn't Platonic but Aristotelian by way of St Thomas Aquinas. It means the appearance remains but its substance changes. This is not a metaphisical explanation, but a description. Looks like bread, IS Body of Christ.
yea, the bread and wine keep their accidental properties in transubstantiation.
Well Aristotle was a student of Plato so you'd expect them to be similar.
It sounds like this guy believes in the Sacramental Union of Luther; which denies the Aristotelian framework, but if you try to force it into it you get more the ides that the substance of both the bread and the body are there.
@@IamGrimalkin Aristotle did not subscribe to Plato's forms. That is a huge difference. Aristotle explained things by the four causes: material, formal, original and teleological. It's quite different from the Platonic. Anglicans are neither Lutheran nor strictly Catholic in their theology, except that high Anglo-Catholics such as this one will definitely fall on the Catholic side.
@@xtusvincit5230 Okay cool, maybe I'll have a little look into more of that stuff then; sounds kind of interesting.
Accidents and substance
You're the only channel I support on patreon dude. Thank you for making it worthwhile! Also thank you for helping me discover Stan Bush! Love, Matt's mom.
If you've come to appreciate Stan Bush, then I fear I may have little more to offer.
Seriously though, enormous internet high five for understanding what I'm going for here and for getting behind it on Patreon.
Wonderful interview. There’s such richness and beauty in the Anglican tradition. Feels like dining at a fine restaurant rather than a fast food place!
Well in my opinion Anglicanism in the past was associated with elitism.... I still think it is in many ways. I'm Australian and now catholics make up the largest christian denomination here. In the old days catholics were discriminated against because they were mostly Irish. There were ads in the newspapers for jobs 'Catholics need not apply' what an insult! All commemorations were celebrated in a Church of England Church because we had links to the English Monarchy. I would NEVRE EVER be Anglican or CofE even though I'm a VERY lapsed catholic. Partly because of immigration, now catholics are in the majority and protestants are on the decline here.
I really enjoy these. I wish you do them all!
Absolutely fascinating. Thanks for the hard work. Looking forward to the rest of the series!
I find you fascinating. I love your approach to learning about other Christian ideology. It is very insightful and as a Roman Catholic, it shows me how more we are alike than different. Thank you for having an open mind, not fearing different dogma by not judging it but listening and being confident in your own beliefs. God Bless.
same
Wonderful video. Fr. Hines was intelligent and thoughtful. I loved this discussion. Thanks for doing this for us all.
This is so so interesting! You are a good example to others on how to be respectful to other people and their beliefs and how to learn more about another branch of Christianity (or other religions) without being judgmental or accusatory. So so awesome! Keep doing what you do for Jesus!