Eastern Orthodoxy: The Only Rational Choice for Christ's True Church

My Rabbit Hole into the Heart of Christianity

Friends, if you’ve been following my journey from Latter-day Saint to Orthodox Christian, you know that deep dives are my thing. Late-night Bible studies turning into philosophical marathons? That’s my wheelhouse. Like in my “Bible Bombshells” where I unpacked scribal edits in the KJV and Septuagint, or the “War Unseen” spiritual warfare saga exploring how Satan sows division in the Church—it’s all about peeling back layers to find the unvarnished truth. Today, we’re tackling something even bigger: Why Eastern Orthodoxy isn’t just a church—it’s the Church, the one founded by Christ Himself. If you’re not Orthodox, stick with me. This isn’t an attack; it’s a logical plea. We’ll explore objections head-on, but by the end, I hope you’ll see Orthodoxy as the only reasonable path if you want to be in Christ’s actual Body, not a man-made echo.

Warning: If you’re sensitive to critiques of Protestantism, pause here. This is primarily an intellectual exercise rooted in history, patristics, and Scripture. No emotions involved—just cold, hard reasoning, and I don’t take the time to pull punches or attempt to soften the blow by dancing around the facts.

Ready? Let’s go down the Autistic ADHD rabbit hole.

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