Corey J. Mahler — Comments

My politics are very simple: Anywhere my people have mingled their blood and sweat with the soil, that soil belongs to us.

Although their names are not given in Scripture, I see no problem with calling the wives of the sons of Noah after the great races we know they bore:

Japheth & Europa; Shem & Asia; Ham & Africa.

Once one understands the evil of this world, he must choose:

He may act as the — always thin and fraying — barrier that holds mankind back from the abyss or he can become what is waiting at the bottom.

I have never once in my life met a pastor who understood the depth and breadth of the evil in the world.

Some come closer than others, certainly, but that chasm is undoubtedly part of why so few get these issues right.

They do not understand the fight.

It is all of a piece: The abolition of slavery led to desegregation led to miscegenation led to homosexuality led to transgenderism.

You cannot accept any step along the path without accepting the terminus — which is Hell.

Egalitarianism is the root of transgenderism.

I do not know whether I pity or despise a man who can go out into nature and not see the face of God, but I most certainly know that he is less than a man for it.

Weak men cannot be meek.

You cannot trust the public statements of any man whose sinecure depends upon his not noticing or not speaking the truth.

From all available evidence, it seems clear that the Holocaust narrative and Christianity cannot coëxist.