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

Whether or not you are catechizing your children, know that the world, the flesh, and the devil are ‘catechizing’ them in earnest.

The same holds for any flock entrusted to your care.

Q: Can one be a Christian and a Libertarian?

Bible: Pay your taxes.

Libertarianism: All taxation is theft.

Would you bother to discuss the colors of the sunset with someone who vehemently denies the existence of both the sun and color?

Of course not.

Then why do we (Christians) bother seriously engaging (New) Atheists?

To be a ‘Christian’ Zionist is to worship the modern Jews and modern Israel, which is to say that it is idolatry, a damnable anti-Christian heresy.

The word “Libertarian” must become invective; it must drip with venom; it must become a synonym for degenerate, coward, and traitor.

The origins of Atheism and Libertarianism are easily explained: In the case of the former, the individual sets himself up as god; in the case of the latter, the individual sets the market up as god.

The problem, of course, is that the “free” in “free trade” refers to regulation, not cost — in reality, ‘free’ trade is rather expensive.

Option A: Annoy modern, Feminist women.

Option B: Lie about the Word of God.

Truly, a most challenging decision.

In a very real sense, John Calvin was ‘Nietzsche’ before Friedrich was.

Things that convince me Lutheranism is correct:

1. Scripture
2. Lutheran writings.
3. Writings from literally any other denomination.