Corey J. Mahler — Comments

I support the death penalty for blasphemy.

Lutherans answer the Trolley Problem every Sunday during Confession.

There is no debate over whether or not children should be baptized — there are only those who are true to Scripture and baptize their children and those who stand in willful defiance of God and His Word.

The ideal number of women in the (public) workforce is zero.

It is a mystery that the Reformed can read Christ’s words and yet deny the Sacramental Union.

To refuse to baptize infants is to accuse God of caprice.

Christ commands us to make disciples (μαθητεύσετε) *by* baptizing (βαπτίζοντες) and teaching (διδάσκοντες).

The order is not accidental. The normal course of things is that children are baptized and then brought up in the faith.

The deliberate perversion of beauty, or the creation of ugliness, is egregious sin.

Similarly, a good Lutheran can identify an imposter just as easily.

Lutherans have an ‘accent’ when discussing theology, philosophy, et cetera; a good Lutheran can identify another Lutheran inside of ten minutes.