Corey J. Mahler — Comments

When you challenge a Baptist, in his mind, he earns ‘points’ simply by refusing to actually listen to you. He views the interaction as an ‘attack’ on his faith that can be survived only by resolutely refusing to examine his beliefs, by the naked assertion of them.

Worse still, the Baptists have, essentially, made faith itself into a work, and the more obstinately they cling to (often false) beliefs, then the ‘truer’ they are to their faith.

The fundamental problem when dealing with Baptists is that, whereas they do not believe in the Sacraments, they have created their own, novel ‘sacrament’ of willful ignorance, of beliefs held in open contravention both of Scripture and of reason.

I am at least as certain of the existence of God as I am of my own.

If you do not accept the reality of Baptism as taught by Scripture, then the rest of your theology is also suspect.

Elon Musk is just a government-funded, high-stakes gambler (with a cult following).

The Enlightenment conception of ‘human rights’ is incompatible with Christianity.

Does Baptism save?

Scripture: ‘Yes.’

Baptists: ‘No.’

The difference between Satan and Baptists is that Satan actually believes the Scriptures.

Reminder: We have the Baptists to thank for the hell-spawned phrase — and the accompanying doctrine of — “a wall of separation between Church and State”.