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Liberation Theology and Cultural Marxism – Dr. Martin Noland, 6/23/26 (1742)

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🗓️ 23 June 2026

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Dr. Martin Noland of Grace Lutheran-San Mateo, CA

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A third round of voting takes place this Saturday, June 20th through Tuesday, June 23rd,

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for President of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.

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If you're a registered voter for the 2026 LCMS presidential election,

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please encourage your pastor and your congregation's lay voter to vote for President Harrison.

0:26.9

Remember to vote June 20th through the 23rd.

0:37.3

Pro-life incumbents have done very well since Dobbs. Not one pro-life incumbent has lost a state-wide race.

0:42.3

Margaret Thatcher very famously said, socialism works great until you run out of other people's money. In the Islamic system, the system works great until you run out of the infidels money.

0:52.4

I love this quotation from Luther.

0:54.6

He says,

0:55.5

Spare me from a church in which there are no sinners.

0:59.4

The essential character of being a Christian is to be a redeemed sinner.

1:05.1

If we are Christians and we suffer,

1:08.2

is that so unbelievable that we should bear a splinter of Jesus' cross

1:13.2

after he has gone through so much as a perfect one?

1:16.3

Hospice nurses driving around from patient to patient, love listening to issues, etc.

1:22.5

When you think of Marxism, you don't immediately think of Christianity.

1:26.8

In fact, you can just read the simplest history of Marxism, you don't immediately think of Christianity. In fact, you can just read the

1:29.6

simplest history of Marxism where it's been tried, and it is inevitably hostile to Orthodox

1:35.5

Christianity. So how is it that in the 20th century, someone had the bright idea to merge

1:41.3

Christianity and Marxism, and name it eventually liberation theology.

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