Is modern Christianity heresy?

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it's pretty based anon, christ will save us!

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>>136255174
Western values>Old Christian values
If Christianity didn't adapt it wouldn't exist today.

>>136255174
All Christianity is retarded, so it doesn't matter.

>>136255174
Christ was against churches, which take away from the practice
BONUS ROUND
there are no records of jesus from ages 14-29, 33+ (because presumably he died) BUT

there is a man named Al-Hazen(?) who lived in india, kashmir region. He came from the WEST (<----) at age 14, stayed and learned the teaching of buddhism until age 29, when he left for the west. At age 33 he returned, and lived out the rest of his life. He was buried in a coffin, not laid East-west in the indian tradition, but N-S in the jewish tradition (or vice versa)
Engraved on his coffin are hands and feet, hands and feet with curved gashes on them, indicating the wounds of crucifixion. many believe this to be the tomb of jesus
A crucifiction can take many days sometimes, but jesus was only on the cross for about 3-4 hours. Before he "died" on the cross he was given a drink of something (vinegar i believe it says in scripture, certainly not water), it is very likely it was some form of opium or other drug.
Now I don't believe in divine Resurrection, but I do believe in a scientific resurrection, or what might be called resuscitation.
It certainly makes a lot of sense, jesus only began performing miracles at age 29 -33, and his teachings are highly radical in the jewish or middle-eastern-Mediterranean tradition. BUT

his teachings are often considered to be fully compatable with buddhism. Don't be violent (he didn't hurt anyone at he temple incident)
the meek will inherit the earth, forgive thy enemy, etc. Radical to the jews, but common sense to a buddhist
theres a BBC documentary on youtube about it, kind of a lot of filler, it could certainly be condensed, just search "jesus was a buddhist monk" on youtube

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>>136255174
Short answer: yes.
It's been getting more and more twisted over the past couple centuries, but the degeneration went into overdrive in 1909 with the publication of the Scofield bible. Scofield was bankrolled by Samuel Untermyer, an extremely influential jewish zionist communist who was the man behind the boycott of Nazi Germany.

Scofield's bible and commentary present a zionist version of christianity. The christians are second class jews. They believed Israel had to be re-established before Christ can return. When he returns, he will rule the entire world from a jewish Israel for 1000 years. Israel is the ultimate nation.

Look into it. 90% of protestants buy into this heresy. Most have no idea that Scofield was such a radical. Scofield's christianity represents such a break with sound doctrine that it can almost be considered a cult like Mormanism.

If you want to find a good church, make sure the elders are awake to Scofield's heresy.

>>136255174
Catholicism has always been heresy, Orthodoxy has become too ethnically based to join, 90% of Protestantism is so liberal that it is not Christianity anymore. These are dark days for the church.

>>136255585
What people don't understand is that Western Christianity is a mixture of both Christianity and Paganism which is why it worked so well. As usual (((they))) co-opted it and when that happened it was time to adopt a new version of Christianity using the exact same method. Now you know why the Nazis were a Christian party that held serious Pagan beliefs and what they were planning to do.

>>136256498
This posy best post. Catholicism is closer to paganism than christianity

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>>136255585
Western values=Old Christian values dumbass. Christianity defined Europe after the fall of Rome.

http://www.freechurchcontinuing.org/

Post your based denominations

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>>136256269
Also look into Samuel Untermyer. Not only did he lead the boycott on Nazi Germany, but he was involved with the creation of the Fed. Yes, a communist.
He was also the lawyer who sued Henry Ford for antisemitism.
He reportedly blackmailed Wilson into appointing the first jewish supreme court justice.

Basically the George Soros of his era.

Is it any surprise that he supported a Christian zionist like Scofield? Scofield sold TWO MILLION copies by the 1940s. How did Scofield achieve such an implausibly extreme success?

>>136256498
>Orthodoxy has become too ethnically based to join
Literally the only form of Christianity compatible with /pol/

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>>136256704
>Christianity defined Europe after the fall of Rome
Rome didn't fall until 1453

>>136255174
I think that is an article from Matt Walsh originally. 10/10 would read again.

>>136256498
All of the red-pilled protestants I know have been chased out of their churches by liberals and Calvinists (kind of like a cross between liberal, but more like muslims with how often they are pedos).
The old people are made to shut up or leave if they don't like changes to their traditions.
The Southern Baptist Convention is headed down the garbage.
I wonder what Trump knows about Ed Stetzer. He tweeted once that he was a nasty man with no heart or something like that.

>>136257611
1) Rome the city.
2) The Eastern Roman Empire was defined by Orthodox Christianity.
3) The Eastern Roman Empire was the last power of Christianity in the *East* and should not be viewed as defining western culture. Not until the Renaissance anyway.

>>136257502
Yeah but in almost all Orthodox churches if you are not the right ethnicity you will get weird looks or never be treated as anything more than a curious visitor.

>>136255174
By and large, yes. Redpill on Christianity, kinda long but everything is correct about how heretical and false modern Churchianity is.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79h7RnmDMEY

>>136258335
I would challenge your characterization of Calvinists. Sure Doug Philips might have been a pedo, but don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. Calvinists, such as reformed Presbyterians and reformed Baptists, are the primary group which stands against Scofield's dispensationalism. >>136256269 Because of this anti-Scofield alignment, I would argue they're the most redpilled. Ask your redpilled friends what they think of Scofield.

The Pilgrims and Quakers were Calvinists. The First Great Awakening was Calvinist. Baptists such as the SBC have gone downhill in proportion to their rejection of their Dutch Reformed roots. Baptists were originally Calvinist.

The Synod Of Doort did not "invent" Calvinism. Rather, they simply codified the standard interpretation as a response to Arminius's invention.

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>>136259855
I was predestined to get those digits.

>>136259516
Then go to the Orthodox Church that matches your ethnicity. Like I said literally the only form of Christianity compatible with /pol/

>>136255174
Put in simple terms, being nice attracts people to your church. Being a judgmental asshole drives them away.

>>136258335
Calvinists are the most red pilled of all protestants.

>>136259425
>1) Rome the city.
Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Byzantium in 330 AD and officially named it New Rome (it became known as Constantinople colloquially).

>2) The Eastern Roman Empire was defined by Orthodox Christianity.
It wasn't "Eastern" it was just the Roman Empire with a new capital. Orthodox Christianity is the original form of Christianity established by Jesus Christ and spread by the Apostles and their successors. All breakaway denominations (like the Roman Catholic Church and later Protestantism) are derived from Orthodox Christianity.

>3) The Eastern Roman Empire was the last power of Christianity in the *East* and should not be viewed as defining western culture. Not until the Renaissance anyway.
There are no meaningful remnants of western culture apart from the culture of what you refer to as the "Eastern" Roman Empire. Germanic paganism is suicidal degeneracy (what you are seeing in Germanic and Scandinavian countries today once the influence of Christo-Greco-Roman culture has waned). You rightly point out that the Renaissance was sparked after Rome fell to the Muslims in 1453 and the refugees of Rome brought their knowledge and expertise to Italy. Everything you value of "western culture" (art, philosophy, science, architecture, etc.) has its basis there.

>>136261192
1) Just because the capital was moved does not mean that Rome stopped being Rome and does not negate the fact that it was ravaged.

2) It was "Eastern" because it had no power in the west and was not recognized by anyone in the west. I agree with your characterization of the schisms of the church, although Orthodoxy had gone through plenty of changes itself and was not the only form of eastern Christianity by any means.

3) While it is true that western paganism is shit, you fell for the "Dark Ages" meme hard.

>>136261582
>1) Just because the capital was moved does not mean that Rome stopped being Rome
Actually it did. The imperial court moved to New Rome and with it the aristocracy, the senate, the government administrators, the men of learning, the military leaders, the entrepreneurs, and everyone else who wasn't shit-tier. The population of old Rome dropped substantially and it became an economic and cultural backwater until well-after New Rome fell.

Christianity along with islam is just a Jewish heresy