Drake Debates an Eastern Orthodox Apologist

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PacifismLINK TO ORIGINAL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy-Itn1i3Ms An excellent debate between Drake (Southern Israelite) and an Eastern Orthodox apologist from the Mysterium Fasces podcast. Drake is black pilling me on the Platonic (and later Plotinic) roots of Christianity (which Nietzsche called "Platonism for the masses") and I can't help but see the unavoidable logical extensions and consequences of these views (such as emanationism and God being a transcendental being; also of the soul and innately immortal spirit being which gives an egalitarian status to all of humanity) such as egalitarianism, Communism, asceticism, Pacifism, and mysticism. I am leaning more towards his views of being a Biblical materialist, and the Father Yahweh being a concrete being with a physical form, above the dome of the earth, whose Spirit proceeds from Him and in contrast with the Platonic abstract floaty place/superior realm and realm of forms that exists in Christianity, which transcends reason and being/non-being (and language categories) and thus leads to Atheism (or Pantheism, which Dawkins called "sexed-up Atheism").

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