>>1562251
>I wanna study Christianity so I can prove how bullshit it is
Ok
>What are some theology Youtube channels
Kys. Then you'll learn the real truths

>>1562252
Obviously I'm not going to base my entire views and knowledge of the christian faith purely on Youtube videos but I feel like it would be a good introduction

>>1562254
the bible, specifically the new testament, would be a good introduction. watching youtube videos to learn about something like christianity is like cutting your dick off to learn how to fuck.

>>1562251
how about reading the bible? or is that too much for your ssri riddled zoomer mind?

>>1562256
>>1562257
holy fuck
I was just wanting some sources explaining mainstream interpretation and the history of the religion

you people are fucking sperges, goddamn

>>1562262
>chatgpt
>summarize the bible for me on god
there you go

>>1562267
You fags are not helpful
I'm gonna ask /his/ later

>>1562267
Every other time I asked a question the "safeguards" made it not answer.

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>>1562251
youtube channels really aren't a good source of information on theology you need to actually read the primary material and also have to understand greek philosophy and medieval scholasticism at the very least. it's not something you can just youtube yourself into knowing about like videogame lore or lumpenpolitics. maybe start with aquinas. there are some very sophisticated arguments against the quinque viae but i reaaally doubt somebody like you could evince an understanding of that because they involve stuff like quantifier shifts and modal logic. try reading the book articulating medieval logic by terence parsons i guess. this idea you have of debunking religion as some trivial activity that you can do online with youtube is so outlandish.

>>1562291
I'll look into those sources

Thank you

>>1562291
>>1562326
I have downloaded a couple bible study apps to work along my bible readings

Would this be a decent tool to use?

I suppose I probably should have worded the OP differently
But what are the best resources in general for studying the bible, christianity and the history of the christian faith

Besides the bible, what are some must-have books I should get?

Are there any specific theologians I should look up?

>>1562251
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=jay+dyer+debate

https://odysee.com/$/playlist/e4291d6b53660ce4a04c65a968fe51a33339c060

>>1562423
Nice, I look forward to watching this guy

Thank you, anon

>>1562251
Not a YouTube channel, but give the Skeptic's Annotated Bible a read some time. You're gonna have to do a lot of reading anyway, so it's a good place to start.

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