Corey J. Mahler — Comments

In Christ, all your sins are forgiven, but this does not mean that all the temporal consequences of those sins are removed.

As it turns out, the American Church is, apparently, a bit like an unmarked graveyard — everything looks more or less okay until you start digging.

Although, my dear pastors, you have forced me to take up the mantle of teacher, I have no aspirations with regard to leadership in the kingdom of the right hand — I much prefer the left, for it gets to wield the Sword.

A strive to love my enemies with precisely the same depth and tenor as God loved Sodom and Gomorrah.

Men who adopt alien children should be deported along with them.

I will not apologize for believing what my forefathers believed. Either God is unchanging and the faith of our forebears should also be ours or the faith is false. I contend that God has not changed the adversaries contend that He has.

Do not permit your daughters or sisters to marry into the Curse of Ham and thereby bring down judgment upon your grandchildren and end your bloodline.

Parents who care more about the breed of their dog than the race of their children are sub-Christian in their thought.

The US government is, per Christian thought, illegitimate — we owe it no allegiance.

No matter how much the demons (e.g., enemy and adversary pastors) rage and howl, the African will never be my brother.