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In this video, Zuby sits down with Mihret Melaku to talk about the theological differences between Protestantism and Eastern Orthodoxy, breaking down common Protestant critiques around the sacraments, baptism, the Eucharist, confession, the priesthood, and the veneration of saints and icons. They explore the debate over faith versus works, whether sacraments are symbolic or salvific, and the role of priests in absolution and spiritual authority. The conversation then broadens into a powerful discussion about Christian infighting, denominational division, and how public hostility between believers can damage the credibility of the faith. Zuby reflects on the importance of empathy, unity, and living out one’s beliefs authentically, while his guest emphasises respectful dialogue, mutual growth, and learning across traditions. It’s a thoughtful, nuanced conversation about doctrine, unity, and what it means to represent Christianity in the modern world.
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