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In this intense and thought-provoking debate, Mihret Melaku, a deacon in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, challenges Stuart and Cliffe Knechtle, Protestant evangelists, on whether modern evangelical Christianity truly reflects the faith of the early Church. The conversation dives deep into the theology of salvation, the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, and the authority of early Church Fathers versus personal interpretation of Scripture.

As the discussion unfolds, critical points are made about the continuity of Christian belief from the first and second centuries to today. The tension rises as Mihret presses Stuart and Cliffe on the historical and theological legitimacy of their views—posing the ultimate question: Can Christianity without the Apostolic tradition still claim to be the faith Christ gave to the Apostles?

📖 Topics Covered:
✅ Did the Early Church believe in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist?
✅ Is salvation a one-time moment or a lifelong journey?
✅ Who has the authority to interpret Scripture—individuals or the Church?
✅ What did first and second-century Christians actually believe?
✅ Do Protestant doctrines align with early Christian history?

📢 What do you think? Did Mihret Melaku make a compelling case for the Orthodox Church’s continuity with the early Christians, or did Stuart and Cliffe provide a solid defense of their evangelical position? Let us know in the comments!

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📚 CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:53 THE EUCHARIST: Symbol or Reality?
3:33 SALVATION: One-Time Event or Lifelong Process?
6:15 AUTHORITY & TRADITION: Who Interprets Scripture?
8:28 CHURCH CONTINUITY & FINAL CHALLENGES

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