As an American, I recently traveled in Ireland for a few months, and visited hundreds of churches. It seemed in most towns and cities, large and small, CoI and RC churches are right next to each other. Almost invariably, the RC church was wide open and there were people there praying, and there was mass nearly everyday. The CoI church next door was always locked up, with services just on Sunday.

I wish you would talk more about older history... especially the ancient churches like Ancient Church of the East. I am also interested in the internal structures and conflicts in the East Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Catholic, and other Churches, and also denominations that no longer exist.

"Ireland has had a problem with alcohol." THAT was a masterpiece of understatement!

I'm thoroughly enjoying this series on religion. I was raised Lutheran & joined the Catholic Church at university & love learning about these other religion & their developments throughout history.

I come from a long line of Church of Ireland bishops, including two archbishops of Dublin and I'm an Orthodox priest and happy to hear of Orthodoxy's growth!

Good video, I would love to see more foriegn denomation videos.

Can you do a video on the church of Sweden?

Ussher was also the author of the Irish Articles, which lended themselves to the formulation of the Westminster Confession of 1647. He was also invited to the Westminster Assembly, but could not attend (possibly due to length of journey and age).

Thanks for this video. Really appreciated it!

The Church of Ireland tend to be liturgically Low Church but doctrinal High Church (with high view of Church and Sacraments).

Always wondered, thank you for the clarity

You should do a video on the Presbyterian church in ireland

One thing I've never understood about Anglicans (and other high church protestant communions) is how they logically justify being separate from the Pope in Rome, but 'in communion' with the see of Canterbury without being subservient to him? If he has no juridical authority over the CoI, why be in communion with him? What the point of 'communion' if one church essentially has nothing to do with one another?

2:20 So Book of Common Order vs Book of Common Prayer. Now please tell us about Scotland: About Jenny Geddes' *prayer stool* .

rip eastern catholics who continue being forgotten about when anglicans drop the rome word

I came here because I just found out both my paternal great grandparents were born in Dublin and that my paternal grandmother was chirstened a protestant. interesting stuff herw

Have you done a video on the Anglican Church of Canada?

If you stayed Catholic and didn't relent to the English, you suffered...

My ancestors were Church of Ireland and it's just a type of Anglicanism but tend to be lower theologically than the Church of England.

I believe the members of U2 are in this church.

It's interesting that the church of Ireland serves so few people in Ireland

12:50 The reason for JND leaving the CofI is that the CofI Archbishop of Dublin at the time tried to impose oaths of allegiance to Britain on Catholic converts. Darby objected to this and ultimately resigned his curacy.

You were a bit out of date with the GAFCON stuff but other than that very good!

Ironic how it's far from being the main church in Ireland

Sounds like a good and faithful church. Is there a close equivalent in the USA?

Only issue with this video is the idea that Ireland joined the UK willingly. Never happened. It was a colony always was you can tell by the way the UK treated its irish citizens when they were supposedly United with the UK.

Regarding the history, is the ancient Celtic church the same to what is sometimes referred to as the Culdee church?

Amen

I understand what it is, I understand why it is, but the term "Irish Anglican" will always feel illegal to me

At the most recent Synod, the Church of Ireland voted to not baptise the children of unmarried parents. Watch its numbers drop even more quickly than heretofore. Imagine if a tennis club or a golf club banned the children of unmarried parents. Membership would suffer.

Hallow church can I get any scholarship from church am In East Africa

I would like to see a video on the Anglican Catholic Church.

Science is always tested under a presupposition toward longer than 6000 years ago. Two questions, would the dating remain the same if all calculations came from a 6000 year ago beginning? And, who knows what the rates of expansion, isotope decay, etc were at the beginning of time? These start points are already skewed because they can never start at a perfectly definitive point of origin and so cannot be definitively proven. Easier to prove creation over evolution.

Did they change their name to. The Anglican Church of Ireland ?

You guys could do with a good Bible lesson. (A.V.)

Third Century is a challenge for truth being false. Book by Alvin Boyd kuhn is loved or hated.

Used to be apart of that believe system....With all do respect...its a joke. Totally politically founded. Im glad to to be home in thr RC Church

More Low Church than most and, perhaps a bit Methodist leaning . . . .

I believe that the king of England was already the head of the church in England, he just got rid of that inconvenient Pope thing.

The Roman Catholic Church was founded by Jesus. The Church of Ireland was founded by an English monarch As my Irish father said “They could not beat,starve or hang the truth faith out of us. Never give it up on your own”

St. Patrick bids you, Sons of Ireland, to return home to the See of Rome. Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus. Viva Cristo Rey! ✝️ ❤️‍🔥🕊🇻🇦🇻🇦🇻🇦

St Patrick was Catholic

Originally man isnt sinful just weak. God didnt make man with sin.

Should be called church of ulster

Irish are roman Catholic before that druids before English forced Catholic roman reglion on Ireland druids are the nature of the irish celtic druids mixed with vikings

Good to learn about other Christian organizations and how their beliefs, as structured by the Bible, operate. I don't know much about European Christian aspects. In the USA we do not consider ourselves to be Prodestant. Generally because the Pope has no special dispensation. For all are the same in the eyes of God. Be ye neither Roman nor Greek. Jew nor Gentile for all are the same in God's eyes. The proper name is Evangelical. With a basis of, we are silent where God's word is silent, and, speak where God's word speaks. All others things can be referred to Matthew 22:21. "Render unto Ceaser what is Ceaser's. And render unto God what is God's." To separate earthly things from heavenly things. Another thing is tithing, which is often connected to 10%. There is nothing wrong about the 10% concept. It's just there is no requirements so stated. Only you should have discernment as to what your needs are. Remember one of the women of the New Testament gave a single mite. A coin that had less value than any currency at any time of history. All the Apostles scoffed her for giving a mite. Jesus rebuked all the Apostles by saying she was blessed because she gave all she had to God. Regardless of the fact that what she gave was miniscule. She gave everything she had to give. Another reference is 2 Corinthians 9:7; "Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver." Mathew 10:42 (ESV) "Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that having all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every good work." To give into your own heart and do so freely. Looking forward to more knowledge of God's creation on earth.

It's an English church, I would love to see a real Irish Protestant church. Viva the Celtic Church.

Whats the rubbish he coming out with

False gospel still rely on good works which means no faith with the work of the cross.