Did Martin Luther sow the seeds of Adolf Hitler's homicidal utopianism?

Find out in the Issues it said are a book of the month for November, the new updated

edition of the Fabricated Luther refuting Nazi connections and other modern myths.

It's written by regular guest, Dr. Uve C. Menetto.

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the Fabricated Luther 3rd Edition, The Issues, Et cetera, Book of the Month for November.

Part of progressivism is that the government is your savior.

You know, that's how they believe they're going to bring about utopia.

You know, what we would think of as like the kingdom of heaven or whatever.

Like to them, you bring about the kingdom of heaven by voting the right way.

So to them, every election is like a spiritual thing, and every election is the apocalypse.

Public schools do two things well, celebrate themselves and protect themselves.

And so unfortunately, parents have been treated as the enemy, and we will not be

silence to protect a failing system.

No one in the Manosphere is quite equipping men for such a holy calling as the church does when

she puts a catechism in the hand of young husbands and fathers.

The danger of not affirming Mary's role here is that we're going to miss out on who Jesus is, and this is why she looms so large in the scriptures, looms so large in the confession that creeds the church fathers and the

councils of the church it is all for the purpose of safeguarding and focusing on a thoroughgoing

christology lutherans at the old latin school in lutherstadtittenberg, love issues, etc.

The idea has been around for nearly a decade, more than a decade, maybe even more than half a century, this idea that somehow Martin Luther in the 16th century planted a seed that when it was laid down in German soil eventually sprouted and grew and when it flowered that flower was Nazi Germany. Where did that idea come from?

Greetings and welcome to issues etc live on this this Friday afternoon, November the 8th.

I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in. We're going to be talking about Martin Luther and

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