Corey J. Mahler — Comments

Impossibility does not absolve one of duty.

The Laws of Logic are as true as the Ten Commandments.

It is possible (although difficult) to remain Christian within the Roman church. It is possible (although extremely difficult) to remain Christian within the Eastern ‘Orthodox’ churches. It is impossible to remain Christian and accept the official teachings of either.

If the White race were to go extinct, then the Church would die with us — perhaps not in the same generation, but by the third or the fourth, it would all be lost.

Feminists are not women.

You can have Jews or you can have a Christian nation, but you cannot have both.

The liturgy is timeless, as is the eternity that awaits the faithful; Hell is an eternal now of suffering with neither future nor past, and contemporary ‘worship’ is a creature of the present.

If you make hiking or camping gear and put blacks in your ads, then I am going to assume your gear is garbage, because you couldn’t find any actual hikers or campers using it.

Treating the symptoms is a fine endeavor, but it is also a largely pointless one unless you also treat the underlying disease.

If we would fix our politics, then we must start by removing all foreigners.

If Dispensationalists were not so wicked and destructive, then they would almost be pitiable, for they read Scripture and see nothing in it for themselves or their children.