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Orthodox Apologist Claims Baptist Church Lacks Historical Continuity From Year 100 to 1100

Modern Day Debates · DEBATE: Baptists Vs Orthodox, Which Is Closer to the Early Church? Pastor Sam Farag V Alex Sorin · June 19, 2026
Orthodox Apologist Claims Baptist Church Lacks Historical Continuity From Year 100 to 1100
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DEBATE: Baptists Vs Orthodox, Which Is Closer to the Early Church? Pastor Sam Farag V Alex Sorin
"My challenge to you, Sam, show me one Baptist in the first 300 years of the church, from the year 100 to the year 1100. In those 1,000 years, show me one Baptist, 'cause otherwise your church has fallen away, violating all of the prophecies you see in Daniel, all of the prophecies you see in Isaiah."
Alex Sorin issued a direct challenge to Pastor Sam during the debate, demanding evidence of a single Baptist believer between 100 and 1100 AD. Sorin argued that the absence of such evidence proves the Baptist church lacks the historical continuity promised in Daniel 2:44, where God's kingdom is prophesied to last forever without being destroyed or replaced. Pastor Sam responded by claiming true believers existed as a remnant throughout history, though he could not name specific individuals who held Baptist doctrines during that millennium.
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