Author: Corey J. Mahler, Esq., J.D., LL.M.

With regard to homosexuality and transgenderism, the only compassionate position is categorical, implacable, unyielding opposition.

It is a sin for Baptists to drink; it is not a sin for Lutherans to drink.

Q: Does Jesus love you?

Lutheran: Yes.

Reformed: Maybe.

Baptist: Only if I love Him enough.

It should be an explicit and earnest goal of Christians to control the State.

Were the Baptists to disappear tomorrow, the warehouse market would surely crash.

Post-Reformation Christians, even where we disagree, will always be closer to one another overall, due to certain shared presuppositions, than to those who adhere to pre-Reformation traditions.

If your church’s sanctuary doesn’t have a cross, then I don’t have any interest in your opinions.

Christianity is, in fact, a religion.

That which advances the Church is good; that which hinders the Church’s enemies is good.

Hypocrisy is not a consideration.

If you disagree with anything I say, I assure you: It’s because you’re wrong.