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What This Pastor Admitted About Seminary Should Worry You

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A pastor just made one of the most honest—and unsettling—admissions I’ve heard about seminary. “Seminary was basically where I was radicalized… away from Jesus.” And it didn’t happen in a debate… It happened in a casual, honest conversation. In this video, I break down: -Why debates often hide what people really believe -What this reveals about modern seminary training -How financial incentives shape doctrine and outcomes -And why the New Testament model looks very different Do you prefer formal debates, or honest, open conversations? Let me know what you think in the comments. 📺 LINKS: Same Guy that Went To Witch Seminary: Do They Hear Themselves? Protestant Arguments vs LDS Reality https://youtu.be/DTdoHaa997I ✍️ FOLLOW / READ MORE: Make sure to follow me on Substack: ✍️ Substack (articles & extended analysis): https://halestorm.substack.com/ Subscribe for deep dives into church history, theology, and the hidden assumptions behind modern Christian arguments. 🎧 Prefer audio? 🔹 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6wmtsNQCl0ToLeSkt6j4hs 🔹 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/halestorm/id1438201012 For those that have requested to support the channel: https://venmo.com/ohhaleyeah 📺 I don’t use social media. All footage is used under fair use (DMCA 1998) for purposes of commentary, criticism, and education. No copyright infringement is intended.

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