Debate claim challenged: Orthodoxy as apostolic from the start
The video presents a speaker responding to a statement attributed to the apologist God Logic from a DebateCon event. The speaker quotes God Logic as saying there was no orthodox Christianity until several centuries after Jesus. The speaker rejects this assertion, arguing that orthodox Christianity is the original faith handed down from the first Christians.
He explains that orthodoxy means acknowledging what the early Christians believed and the tradition they transmitted. The speaker invites the audience to share their thoughts on the matter.
Key moments
- The speaker says God Logic admitted that Orthodox Christianity is apostolic.
- The speaker quotes God Logic from the debate: 'There was no such thing as orthodox Christianity until several centuries after Jesus.'
- The speaker counters that this is not true, stating that orthodox Christianity is simply orthodoxy and is the origin.
- The speaker disagrees with God Logic, explaining that orthodoxy means acknowledging what the early Christians believed and the tradition they handed down.
- The speaker asks the audience for their thoughts.
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