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Have you read the Letter of Pilate to Caesar about Jesus? I haven’t come across any public comments from you on them and would be curious about your thoughts.
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Please comment on the fact that Musk has jewish children. Romulus St Clair, Musk’s son, is Jewish.
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Should Christians take the “pro-life” or “abolitionist” approach to outlawing abortion? There is an organization called Abolitionists Rising that outlines the abolitionist tenets
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What is the Christian case for physiognomy?
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What is the proper solution to the seemingly out of control situation with companies buying up farms, homesteads, etc. to build data centers?
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How do you see the distribution of and responsibility for land given comments both about apartment-esque living being preferable for many, and the homestead being inviolate? This presuming a monarchy and supporting aristocracy.
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What is the doctrine of universal objective justification? Why do most American Lutherans affirm it? A small microsynod called the Evangelical Lutheran Diocese of North America explicitly denies this doctrine, but their explanations for why are rather hard to understand for a layman.
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Have you read David Irving’s book Hitler’s War, and if so, what are your thoughts on what he says about Hitler’s views on Christianity?
The reason I ask is because he seems to present compelling evidence that Hitler was not a faithful Christian in his theology. He uses a variety of primary sources (not merely “Table talk”) to demonstrate Hitler’s frequently blasphemous comments in private. Some of his sources seem reliable to me, and I have no reason to doubt their accuracy. This question has been on my mind for a while now as I respect both your own knowledge as well as Irving’s knowledge of Hitler, and I am not sure who is correct.
Finally, what are your thoughts on David Irving?