Corey J. Mahler — Comments

All politics is tribal.

Artwork depicting Christ is good.

Baptism works forgiveness of sins and creates/strengthens faith.

No one ‘makes a decision for Christ’.

‘Speaking in tongues’ means actual, human languages.

Weak men have no business in the pulpit, and it matters little if that weakness is theological, doctrinal, or physical.

So, Roman Catholics, your pope just said you have to take the vaccine or you may burn in Hell.

Maybe it’s about time to flee the Harlot?

I hate casinos almost as much as I hate pornography.

Those who are defending the social media companies are, at best, complicit in evil.

A corporation attacking a sitting president — as Twitter, Facebook, et al., have done — is tantamount to a declaration of (hostile) sovereignty, and should be treated accordingly.

Remember when some of us argued — at length — that net neutrality was of vital importance and that time would prove us correct?

Welcome to the aforementioned ‘time’.

Romans 13 does not (fully) apply in democracies, and certainly not in democracies with a Declaration of Independence as part of their foundational law.

Evil men fear nothing but the wrath of good men.