Corey J. Mahler — Comments

There are Christians who claim to be Baptists.

Baptist theology is not Christian.

We need to take more seriously the threat that Anabaptists pose to the Church — and consider how best to address that threat.

If we believe we have rights, we become selfish and solipsistic; if we believe we have duties, we are forced to look outward — as Scripture clearly commands us to do.

Americans are far too afraid of death.

Remember: Those pushing the Narrative understand infant mortality rates and the like — they are acting out of open and pervading malice.

Freedom and Liberty are false gods.

Colonialism was the best thing ever to happen to Africa, the Americas, and Asia, because it brought them Christianity.

Relative fertility rate is a fairly good indicator of doctrinal fidelity across Christian traditions and denominations.

If you do not start with the presupposition that Satan has plans and that he uses human agents to enact those plans over a course of decades (or even centuries), then you’re never going to understand politics.

The question, in truth, is not whether or not one can be a Nationalist and a Christian, but whether or not one can be a Christian without being a Nationalist.