Corey J. Mahler — Comments

For the record: Actual Lutheran doctrine and theology are not merely comfortable with Nationalism, but adamantly in support of it. History has borne this out.

Having numerous sexual partners actually causes (or at least exacerbates) mental illness in women.

People pushing sexual ‘liberation’ hate you.

Let’s just revoke the medical licenses of all doctors and nurses who decided to choreograph dance routines in response to a pandemic.

Chemical birth control should be banned.

The secret formula for creating Lutheran converts is simply having people listen to discussions between Lutherans and American non-denominational Christians (i.e., Baptists).

As a general rule, it is entirely safe to dismiss as unserious those who use the National Socialists (i.e., the Nazis) for the sake of modern political ‘comparison’.

One of the worst mistakes in the history of Christendom was the ceding of the culture by American Christianity, the wholesale abandonment of the left-hand kingdom.

There was a time, before it became entrenched and financially unassailable, when Hollywood, et al., could have been brought to heel, could have been dissuaded from producing morally and socially destructive material.

What began decades (more than you think) ago with sin simply being a joke or a plot point has led directly to modern television programming, which is little more than sin, glorified and on parade.

There has been a deliberate campaign to mold the mores of the American public through television programming — and that campaign has been largely successful.