Chris Proudfoot

I mean, probably a one-off. I worry that that one might be perceived as cultural appropriation by people who don't know who we are. If we, like, do an actual line of them. If it's one thing for a joke video that's posted, like, for free to Patreon. Cultural appropriation? When to go. Oh, I see. Gotta go.

I mean, probably a one-off. I worry that that one might be perceived as cultural appropriation by people who don't know who we are. If we, like, do an actual line of them. If it's one thing for a joke video that's posted, like, for free to Patreon. Cultural appropriation? When to go. Oh, I see. Gotta go.

There's a lot of people who don't watch our content and don't understand that the Wendussy thing is a joke that developed out of sincere coverage. Yep. might not go very well. I did see some more Sebastian ones come through as super chats.

There's a lot of people who don't watch our content and don't understand that the Wendussy thing is a joke that developed out of sincere coverage. Yep. might not go very well. I did see some more Sebastian ones come through as super chats.

Snag those.

Snag those.

While he does that, to quickly answer a question asked by... Who was it? EchoWarrior for 50. Thank you very much. He said, so Witless went to the North Pole, right? You know what? I'm sure they would have made that argument if they did this in... Well, obviously you can't do it at a different time of year, but...

While he does that, to quickly answer a question asked by... Who was it? EchoWarrior for 50. Thank you very much. He said, so Witless went to the North Pole, right? You know what? I'm sure they would have made that argument if they did this in... Well, obviously you can't do it at a different time of year, but...

Obviously, there's no 24-hour sun in the North Pole right now, so even the flat earthers have to accept that one. Anyways, question from Mattis. Can someone who doesn't believe in the Trinity as defined by the Council of Nicaea but believes in Jesus be Christian? I ask as a practicing Mormon and consider myself a Christian. Nicene Christians will say no.

Obviously, there's no 24-hour sun in the North Pole right now, so even the flat earthers have to accept that one. Anyways, question from Mattis. Can someone who doesn't believe in the Trinity as defined by the Council of Nicaea but believes in Jesus be Christian? I ask as a practicing Mormon and consider myself a Christian. Nicene Christians will say no.

They will say that if you do not believe Jesus and God are one unified being, then you are not Christian. You're something else.

They will say that if you do not believe Jesus and God are one unified being, then you are not Christian. You're something else.

I think there's a couple of tiny Oriental Orthodox churches, I think. And then you have, I think, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons. and a few other sects, Mormons would definitely be the largest and most culturally accepted group. But, you know, I put it this way. I think that if your goal is to follow Christ, you're most of the way there. A lot of Catholics would say Protestants aren't Christian.

I think there's a couple of tiny Oriental Orthodox churches, I think. And then you have, I think, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons. and a few other sects, Mormons would definitely be the largest and most culturally accepted group. But, you know, I put it this way. I think that if your goal is to follow Christ, you're most of the way there. A lot of Catholics would say Protestants aren't Christian.

A lot of Protestants would say Catholics aren't Christian. I think that the Nicene community gangs up on Mormons because we all disagree with them. But I don't think that you are. I would personally say no, Mormons aren't Christian. They are Christian adjacent Christians. But that isn't a reason for me to dislike Mormons. I have no problem with Mormons. We have theological differences.

A lot of Protestants would say Catholics aren't Christian. I think that the Nicene community gangs up on Mormons because we all disagree with them. But I don't think that you are. I would personally say no, Mormons aren't Christian. They are Christian adjacent Christians. But that isn't a reason for me to dislike Mormons. I have no problem with Mormons. We have theological differences.

I have theological differences with the Catholic Church as well. But to answer your question, yeah, most Nicene Christians would tell you no. Mormonism is not Christian. It's something else. In my opinion, it's It's probably close enough that God will get it if you are a believer. For those who don't know, I am practicing Christian.

I have theological differences with the Catholic Church as well. But to answer your question, yeah, most Nicene Christians would tell you no. Mormonism is not Christian. It's something else. In my opinion, it's It's probably close enough that God will get it if you are a believer. For those who don't know, I am practicing Christian.

Currently deciding whether or not I want to go join the Orthodox or the Episcopalian Church. Episcopal Church, sorry. But yeah, to be gentle about it, yes. I think that Mormons consider themselves Christian. I understand that. Other Christians don't consider Mormons to be Christian. But it's about as close as you can get for the most part.

Currently deciding whether or not I want to go join the Orthodox or the Episcopalian Church. Episcopal Church, sorry. But yeah, to be gentle about it, yes. I think that Mormons consider themselves Christian. I understand that. Other Christians don't consider Mormons to be Christian. But it's about as close as you can get for the most part.