無教会主義とは何か。内村鑑三の思想『２つのJ』とそれに対する批判 #172

This video explains what Kanzo Uchimura's "Non-Church Movement" is. What are the "Two J's"? What are the criticisms of Uchimura's thought? ★Join our membership to access exclusive videos here★    / @seisholab   ▼Kanzo Uchimura's Life (Part 1)    • 内村鑑三の人生と挫折。離婚!? クビ!? 不敬事件!? 【内村鑑三の人生 前編】 #166   ▼Kanzo Uchimura's Life (Part 2)    • 晩年の内村鑑三と無教会内部の確執!! 思想が残った理由【内村鑑三の人生 後編】 #167   【Table of Contents】 00:00 Deep Dive into Kanzo Uchimura's Thought 01:28 Non-Church Movement is for People Without Churches 10:43 Rituals? They're Unnecessary, Right? 13:52 What's Important About the "Two J's"? 18:32 Criticisms of Kanzo Uchimura 26:35 Misunderstandings Caused by the "Two J's" 29:01 Beware of organization and money!!! [References to Kanzo Uchimura's works] ▼Consolation for Christians (Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/4jp6Psl ▼How I Became a Christian (Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/4aI6n6f ▼Religious Roundtable Discussions (Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/4pjh7M1 ▼Conversations with Kanzo Uchimura (Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/4skBPOh ▼Representative Japanese (Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/49mxVvq ▼The Greatest Legacy for Posterity: The Story of Denmark https://amzn.to/44ToXEC [References to general books] ▼Kanzo Uchimura (by Norihisa Suzuki/Iwanami Shoten) (Yellow Edition) https://amzn.to/4q20a9R ▼The Life of Uchimura Kanzo: Looking at the Light Source of Modern Japan and Christianity (Shin Ohara/PHP Institute) https://amzn.to/4qBb5qU ▼Uchimura Kanzo and the History of Disrespect Incidents (Reizo Okawara/Bokutakusha) https://amzn.to/3YSVpDB ▼Uchimura Kanzo Q&A (Norihisa Suzuki/Shinkyo Publishing) https://amzn.to/44Tp3fs ▼The World's Easiest-to-Understand Explanation of Uchimura Kanzo's Non-Church Movement: Aiming for the Formation of a True Ecclesia (Tomohiko Nakamura) https://amzn.to/3NeU5s9 ▼Uchimura Kanzo (Arimasa Mori/Kodansha) https://amzn.to/4jzqgP9 ▼Uchimura Kanzo Series: Religion and Experience (Koichiro Tomioka/Satsuki Shobo) https://amzn.to/4joUfJz ▼Uchimura Kanzo in His Later Years (Motoo Aki/Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/4sqdVka ▼Uchimura Kanzo: Apostle of Sorrow (Eisuke Wakamatsu/Iwanami Shoten) https://amzn.to/4qtMSmg ▼The Bible (Colloquial Translation, 1955 Edition) https://amzn.to/3Va1Xu7 ▼The Bible (Bible Society Joint Translation) https://amzn.to/3GoUylz ▼The Bible (New Japanese Bible 2017) https://amzn.to/3Wu7so1 *Unless otherwise noted, the Bible verses in this video are quoted from "The Bible, New Japanese Bible 2017 ©2017 Shin Nihon Seisho Kankokai" in accordance with Article 32 of the Copyright Law. Twitter   / seisholab   For those who want to listen on Podcast https://anchor.fm/seisholab About Links "Mattari Bible Lab" earns income through qualified sales as an Amazon Associate. [For comments and requests] [email protected] [What is Mattari Bible Lab?] This program discusses Bible trivia and interesting anecdotes in a relaxed, casual, and fun way. There are various perspectives on Bible interpretation and viewpoints. Please enjoy with this in mind. Unless otherwise specified, Bible quotations in this program are quoted from "The Bible, New Revised Version 2017 ©2017 Shin Nihon Seisho Kankokai" in accordance with Article 32 of the Copyright Law. Names and other details may vary depending on the personality's "familiarity." Please forgive us. [Personalities] ▼Tomomin (Yuki Ishikawa) A Christian church pastor who goes to meet people. He travels all over Japan for his activities, meeting over 500 people a year. A science graduate from Tohoku University's Faculty of Science, and a father of two. A man who can work 24/7. Author of "Just Listen to What People Have to Say" (Jiyu Kokuminsha). Twitter ➔   / tmjghc   Visiting Christian Church ➔ https://ainiiku-church.com/ ▼Takuma (Takuma Kobayashi) A Bible enthusiast. He became obsessed with both the Bible and Weekly Shonen Jump in 6th grade. After working as a political reporter for TBS Television and a director for news23, he is currently a pastor at Cloud Church while also immersing himself in community development work in Tomi City, Nagano Prefecture. A humanities graduate from Waseda University's School of International Liberal Studies. A father of three. Twitter ➔   / jios100   Cloud Church ➔ https://www.cloudchurch-japan.com/ 【Logo Art】 Hitomi Kotsubayashi https://www.kotsubayashi-hitomi-art.com/