Certain saints are of such importance to the history of the Church that they receive their own specific designations (‘on top of’ saint); in the case of Martin Luther, this is Teacher of the Church, for he restored the right teaching of the Gospel.
St. Martin Luther orat pro nobis.
‘You can’t just deport people who haven’t committed a crime.’
I am thrice over required to speak the truth about the ‘Holocaust’: first, because the 4th Commandment requires of me that I not dishonor my German ancestors; second, because the 8th Commandment requires of me that I not speak falsely of Christian brothers; and, third, because I am required to confess the sins of my American forefathers.
They would not be so concerned with telling you what is ‘actually’ Christian, if they were not so worried about what will happen when you realize they are lying.
If you have ever wondered why Satan waged three world wars against Germany, this is why:
A dozen or so German noblemen and a half-dozen German theologians were all who held the line against Satan and his amassed armies — his empire was toppled by one little word, spoken by immovable men:
Liar.
“They have healed the wound of my people lightly,
saying, ‘Peace, peace,’
when there is no peace.”
Dear pastors,
This is a political matter — it is time for you to sit down and hold your tongue.
This post is about history.
Adolf Hitler was a good man, and the last chance at what would have approximated a peaceful resolution of many outstanding issues. What comes now will be of an entirely different character and cadence.
*Someone does something terrible.*
Online ‘Christians’: ‘May God convict him of his sin!’
You know what? No. May God raise up a godly prince to remove pieces of him until he is no longer able to commit such evils.
