@prohibitiontheologyProhibition Theology

Thorsten Moritz PhD Hermeneutics (London/Cambridge). Univ. Prof. Ph.D. Advisor

card updated Sep 27, 2026 · 13 clips parsed · following 99 · 414,700 likes total

Engagement10.87%above average

Account summary

@prohibitiontheology has 58,000 followers and 1,294 videos. Across the 13 parsed clips the average is 15,610 views and 1,310 likes. Engagement to views is 10.87%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−3.14 pp). Posts roughly 0.1 times a week. An average clip reaches 27% of the follower count.

Followers

58K

+0 in period

Engagement

10.87%

−3.14 pp newer half

Average views

15.6K

median 1.4K

Likes per clip

1.3K

123 comments avg

Shares / saves

263 / 265

1.7% of viewers save

Posting rate

0.1 / wk

reach 27% of followers

Latest clips

13 collected

The text about the unforgivable sin has plenty to do with the Jewish t — @prohibitiontheology

1K7:05The text about the unforgivable sin has plenty to do with the Jewish temple and almost certainly very little with you. E7310329

If Jonah is a parody of Israel, it is also a challenge to your faith c — @prohibitiontheology

7537:19If Jonah is a parody of Israel, it is also a challenge to your faith community. Read it like that. It is not only a more5011813

If deconstruction attended to actual interpretation, i would take the — @prohibitiontheology

1.3K4:47If deconstruction attended to actual interpretation, i would take the movement more seriously. I get the need to walk ou9827222

Jonah, properly interpreted, is a challenge to those who consider them — @prohibitiontheology

1.4K8:34Jonah, properly interpreted, is a challenge to those who consider themselves God’s people to deliver on that claim. How 9011322

Let’s talk about #deconstruction, #interpretation and #thebible, here — @prohibitiontheology

2K5:12Let’s talk about #deconstruction, #interpretation and #thebible, here in the video, And tonight at 8:30 Central in my Ti9622115

The greatest betrayal of Jesus is by Christendom. To address it, we ne — @prohibitiontheology

1.2K12:14The greatest betrayal of Jesus is by Christendom. To address it, we need two things… I have an offer to help with both o798828

In order to maintain their second coming theology, evangelicals have t — @prohibitiontheology

2.4K10:41In order to maintain their second coming theology, evangelicals have to destroy every single biblical text they use for 127421163

An example of yours truly mistreating a biblical text without any sens — @prohibitiontheology

3.9K5:18An example of yours truly mistreating a biblical text without any sense of having done that. #Mark4 #parablesofthesower 189301350

Both evangelicalism and deconstruction suffer from bad interpretive ha — @prohibitiontheology

1.2K3:07Both evangelicalism and deconstruction suffer from bad interpretive habits. The former think they’re treating the text w5031216

People who walk away from evangelicalism and into deconstruction often — @prohibitiontheology

8775:11People who walk away from evangelicalism and into deconstruction often commit the exact same errors as evangelicalism, b465117

The betrayal of Jesus called evangelicalism. #exvangelical #election — @prohibitiontheology

69.3K4:09The betrayal of Jesus called evangelicalism. #exvangelical #election 7.9K6711.7K1.6K

Let’s imagine church in a way that it would be recognizable to Jesus o — @prohibitiontheology

62.7K8:21Let’s imagine church in a way that it would be recognizable to Jesus or through the lense of the New Testament as a mean5.1K4931.5K1.2K

#Megachurch #corporations #whatischurch #ecclesiology #PepsiApplePieCh — @prohibitiontheology

54.9K3:33#Megachurch #corporations #whatischurch #ecclesiology #PepsiApplePieChallenge 3.2K243247391

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 14.8% ER

Aug 24Aug 24Sep 23

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Sep 23, 2026	1,038	73	10	3	29	8.29%
Sep 21, 2026	753	50	11	8	13	9.16%
Sep 19, 2026	1,336	98	27	2	22	9.51%
Sep 19, 2026	1,374	90	11	3	22	7.57%
Sep 3, 2026	1,966	96	22	1	15	6.05%
Aug 31, 2026	1,181	79	8	8	28	8.04%
Aug 24, 2026	2,404	127	42	11	63	7.49%
Aug 21, 2026	3,924	189	30	13	50	5.91%
Aug 18, 2026	1,173	50	31	2	16	7.08%
Aug 18, 2026	877	46	5	1	17	5.93%
Nov 9, 2024	69,300	7,917	671	1,653	1,550	14.78%
May 4, 2024	62,700	5,069	493	1,472	1,224	11.22%
Aug 24, 2022	54,900	3,151	243	247	391	6.63%