Stone Choir: A Podcast Review Part 1

This is the first video in a four part series of videos of my review and thoughts on the Stone Choir Podcast:

Synopsis: The name of this video is Stone Choir a Podcast Review and My thoughts. I have been in and out of many churches over the years. The thing that always drove me away from Christian Churches was the diversity where Whites were increasingly becoming a minority, anti-White propaganda was promoted and almost considered core Christian beliefs we would be required to believe, and the cucked mentality of mainstream White Christians. So many bad experiences with wolves in sheep’s clothing, Marxist Christians, with their wicked interpretations of Christian Theology, had basically made me give up on Christian theology by about 2019 or so. I was starting to consider Norse Paganism, which I have some sympathy for still to this day from a mythological point of view only, because it is part of our people’s history, right or wrong, and it was White. But at the same time part of me yearned for a Christianity that was not anti-White. There had been times briefly where I had a chance to be in all White Churches. But by 2019 and the early twenty-twenties that was a distant dream. So for me Christianity was dead, and Christ was not something to take seriously. That is until the summer of 2023. I listened to an episode of the Myth of the Twentieth Century and they were talking about a Christian Podcast called the Stone Choir Podcast. It was a podcast with two Lutheran laymen named Corey and Woe. After listening to this episode, I felt exhilarated. It brought back memories of my brief interaction with the Missouri Synod Lutherans decades earlier. Right away I started to listen to the Stone Choir Podcast. End of Part One.