Corey J. Mahler — Comments

If you claim to be a member of the Right, but (still) believe Israel is our ‘greatest ally’, you’re probably LARPing.

If you claim to be a member of the Right, but act out of hatred of others instead of love of your own, you’re probably LARPing.

If you claim to be a member of the Right, but still profess Atheism, you’re probably LARPing.

If you claim to be a member of the Right, but attack Christianity, you’re probably LARPing.

“Okay, so, let me get this straight: I can become a god?”

“Yes!”

“But I’m not allowed to drink tea or coffee?”

“A small price to pay.”

“And I get multiple wives?”

“As many as you’d like.”

“Anything else?”

“Nope. Now if you’ll just put on these magic underwear…”

To a degree, Mormonism owes its rise to American revivalist evangelicalism; the focus on a ‘conversion experience’ is analogous to the Mormon ‘burning in the bosom’.

Ultimately, as Christians, we need not take secular (Atheist) thought seriously, because it deliberately ignores the best available sources.

(n.b., taking the consequences of a thing seriously ≠ taking the thing itself seriously.)

Those with virtue feel no need to signal it.

Only when the last Freudian is burned atop the works of Freud, the last Marxist atop the works of Marx, and the last Leftist atop the works of the Frankfurt School will the West again be free.