Love Wins - An Orthodox View

A comparison of the mainstream substitutionary atonement views and the Orthodox view of salvation illustrated with chairs.

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[SityAnalytics]

Amazing video. I notice that there is a protestant pastor using it word by word. I am sure a message like that can bring unity. Love wins

[eemc2203]

A wonderful video. May it brings eternal salvation to those who hear and live Christ-like life. Thank you father.

[TheRevjjj]

I like that a lot

[NicholasMyra]

@propovednik7 You must have misunderstood.

[Ggdivhjkjl]

@Christthehopeofglory Peace mate, I was Baptist before I became Orthodox too. Have you ever considered looking deeper into the historical Christian Faith which was once delivered to the saints? Please feel free to contact me any time if you like 8)

[Christthehopeofglory]

I'm a Baptist, but I am an admirer of many things Orthodox. I have a resurrection icon in my room and I love the paschal hymn he referenced.

However, I would like to say that while this video very clearly shows the emphasis of each branch of the faith, I would also mention that as a Protestant I would hold to everything he said was the Orthodox view of salvation.

[TheGeorgeSamuel]

Beautiful video. Very informative.

[zenserb]

Beautiful , That was amazing thank you. I work around a few Baptists who feel its a mission to prove Orthodoxy evil . To me this is amazing seeing how we never talk bad of other denominations in Orthodox church . I might just show this to a guy I work with who even though I think he's great he's a pain in my butt with his born again stuff .

[propovednik7]

plus, every time he says "God says" while explaining the Orthodox view, its actually Jesus saying it, thus proving the point of the Protestant view of the Gospel, which he explained very good by the way.

[propovednik7]

the Orthodox view, at least as he explains it, goes directly against what Jesus said in John 5:29 -"those who have done what is good will rise to live, and those who have done what is evil will rise to be condemned" which means if you die in your sin rejecting Christ, yes you will be resurrected, but not to face the love of God but to face the wrath of God which Jesus took upon Himself on the cross, but since you rejected what Jesus did for you then you'll have to face the wrath of God yourself.