Kenosis: What Did Christ Empty?

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• CO

  @cosmic_order · 4 years ago

  Accidental heresy is a category that we need to think about more thoroughly, as well as how we can more proactively and productively address it.

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• JE

  @jena3150 · 4 years ago

  Remnant radio always helping me broaden my theological dictionary: theotokos, theosis, soteriology… divine stuff 😂👍

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• IS

  @isaacstephanus8579 · 4 years ago

  I appreciate your stance of clarifying language rather than jumping to the “heresy” conclusion; there’s enough division in the church as it is, and asking questions that lead to unity is a beautiful thing.

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• JE

  @jesusmysuccess · 4 years ago

  Thank you for giving of yourselves to air this important program. Each episode is thoughtful, careful, and relevant. Don’t grow weary in well doing.

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• SE

  @sergieyes · 4 years ago

  The insistence on excellent nomenclature and proper usage of loogic, as well  as deep reverence of the "Brethren", or denizens of Agape, is so important.  I approve  totally.  Robb Thurston

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• AW

  @awachter22 · 4 years ago

  You should have Jordan Cooper or Joel Biermann back on to talk about the  communication of attributes and Martin Chemnitz's On The Two Natures of Christ. The Lutherans have a very full and  satisfying way of talking about this.

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• CH

  @christinapetrou3044 · 3 years ago

  Hello 👋 <br>This is Christina Petrou :)) <br>I know that this video took place a year ago but i just found your videos and i love the discussions and topics ! <br>First i want to say i&apos;m happy to see people who want to find common ground in the church and want to be kind to all ❤️ i believe this is much needed. I come from Egypt born and raised father is greek orthodox mom is greek catholic and i attend evangelical churches and bible studies as well. Egypt is having a big movement in prayer for church unity .. i love how you realised that a big portion of our issues come due to miss communication and language barriers what we mean differs sometimes in the expressions .. example i just finished last year a theology course with the coptic orthodox church and didnt even know about 1 and 2 natures and can assure you it&apos;s a problem with the language.. the coptic orthodox church surely believes almost same thing as the rest however the wording is different! The church wants to emphasize the most that we shouldnt use the nature of Christ separately as you just mentioned in the video meaning taking each action and refering back to either nature which to the church is a risk of nestorian heresy.. as though we separate Christ in two. The term that is still used is Miaphysis one nature of two.. I remember it was One Nature of the incarnate Logos.. but the implication is the exact same as you&apos;re mentioning.. <br>And i think an example to illustrate is the burning bush (Moses) fire is there united in the bush inseperably without any changing the nature of the other yet being one.. <br>So language is important and we need to understand what each one means when they explain sth.. <br>Thank you and God bless you 🙏

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  @dpixvid · 4 years ago

  Loved this one big time!!! In my experience many charismatics(I’m one) gloss over the extent of what they mean. Not critical thinkers possibly, but can be highly discouraging in a simplistic sense when, healing for example, doesn’t happen... the opposite extreme makes it easy to ignore that we are supposed to bring a degree of the miraculous routinely...

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• LO

  @loco46m · 4 years ago

  I know you said kenao (I think), but what first came to mind was &quot;KENOBI!!!&quot; In all seriousness, I seriously appreciate your honest approach these subjects that aren&apos;t talked about enough by us as spiritual leaders. They all have different points of view, but you guys do a good job of staying objectively focused.

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• AN

  @andrewhambling · 4 years ago

  I must commend you on what your trying to achieve. <br>As a charismatic I was against theology proper for reasons I can’t even remember. <br>It’s good that your trying to get all Christian people on the same page and to explain meanings properly. <br>Just like we wouldn’t expect a mechanic to be saying “the spinning thing is connected to the wheel with teeth on it and that turns with a rubber thing wrapped around it”, because all mechanics have definitions of things and use their mechanical language to explain those mechanical parts and how they work. <br>For years theologians have done a lot of work using terms to explain biblical truths. We ought to learn the explanations of doctrines and learn the technical terms that are used to explain those truths. If we are all on the same page then we would be better equipped to stamp out heresy. <br><br>I like how you guys are trying to encourage the body (especially the charismatics) to learn the definitions and for everyone to mean the same thing when those truths are articulated. <br>Keep up the great work fellas. 👍🏼

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• EL

  @elijahmcgrath5918 · 4 years ago

  Really great episode!

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• DE

  @denonamp · 4 years ago

  @the remnant radio what about where Jesus said i cant do nothing without the Father or the Spirit? and he had to learn and also he only could do what the father did BUT by the Spirit ? isnt this like us as humans we made in the image of God but we can only move in the gifts as the Holy Spirits as he leads and lives in us.<br><br>Thanks guys

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