Corey J. Mahler — Comments

I once had a vaguely positive view of Eastern Orthodoxy, then I looked into it.

There is something to be said for the beauty of the art produced by the various Christian traditions — or for the near-complete lack in the case of the Reformed.

There is no Scriptural command to concede an election, particularly not one that isn’t even technically finished.

At what point does wearing a mask become part — a ‘sacrament’, perhaps — of a (new) civic religion and, therefore, require noncompliance from Christians?

We need to bring back Sunday closing laws.

Accounts with 20k followers and five likes per tweet aren’t fooling anyone.

There should be a (small) fee to send email.

Many go too far in condemning Rome’s historical behavior — in essence, misplacing the emphasis:

It is not that Rome wanted to burn Luther, but that Rome wanted to burn Luther, that is problematic.

To be clear, this is the proper treatment of all open and notorious false teachers.

In the left-hand kingdom, mercy is the denial of justice to the victim and the betrayal of the interests of society.