Antisemitism Interwoven with Faux Christian Justifications
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“Whatever Christianity these men may have is subordinated to their National Socialist ideology. These men are choosing to interpret scripture through their ideology rather than subjugating their worldview to scripture. That is more dangerous than an openly anti-Christian message, because here, truth and error are subtly mixed. A little sugar makes the bigotry go down, it seems.
As an example, Mr. Mahler claims to be a Lutheran. However, in every episode he seems to imply that there are damnable consequences to disagreeing with him, even on non-theological matters. Since when did “Sola Fide” include rejecting the Holocaust as a historical event?
These men are are wolves in sheep’s clothing. They confidently and knowingly lie to their audiences about Scripture and history. Their “evidence” does not stand up to scrutiny, and their omissions are glaring.
Scripture says you cannot serve two masters. These individuals decidedly do not serve Christ.
The worst part about this is neither of the hosts strike me as unintelligent. They are malevolent, not mistaken.”
MimulusG via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/08/24
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“Favorite episode series was on race, soteriology, and christian nationalism. Excellent work. May God bless these men and open people’s ears.
If you are new or interested, have patience. What you hear may be hard to hear, but you won’t find that they are wrong.”
Jesusjuker365 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/21/23
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“I can’t say that I agree with everything that is presented, but I appreciate their perspective. This stimulates me to evaluate my position and see if I can justify it factually, or doctrinally, as the case may be. The result may be I stand firm, or investigate the perspective presented. In any...”Read full review »
Briarbuster via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/16/23
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“Challenges modern assumptions and sacred cows, applying the wisdom of past generations to today. Maybe things aren't as different as some would have us believe.”Read full review »
akRumtopf via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/31/23
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