Mark Musser's guest appearances

Mark Musser

The Mind Renewed : Thinking Christianly in a New World Order

Anomic Age: The John Age Show

Under Construction: Stories of the Journey to Success

James Perloff

G. Edward Griffin

John Massaria

Carl Teichrib

Chris White

Curtis Stone

Chris Marcus

Jonathan McLatchie

Josh Peck

John Booth

David Robertson

Tony Blair

Tony Brown

Jeff Davis

David Berman

OwlTail

Today's episode features Mark Musser, General Superintendent of the L. Keeley Civil Energy Group. Enjoy!

Today's episode features Mark Musser, General Superintendent of the L. Keeley Civil Energy Group. Enjoy!

Mark Musser - Under Construction

In this episode, we talk with Mark Musser. Mark is a part-time missionary, pastor, farmer, and author. He and his family currently live in the former Soviet Union serving as missionaries. He graduated from the infamous Evergreen State College in 1989 (that made national news headlines not long ago for anti-white racism). Then, he graduated from Western Seminary in 1994 in Portland, Oregon with a Master of Divinity. Mark has served as a pastor and a missionary since that time. Currently he is enrolled in a doctoral program at Corban University in Salem, Oregon.Mark has written two books entitled, “Nazi Ecology” and “Wrath or Rest.” His work connects many aspects of our current ecological movements to those of the Nazis. He also outlines the various theoretical approaches that influenced the Nazi ecology and persist throughout the environmental movements of today.Guest LinkMark Musser

In this episode, we talk with Mark Musser. Mark is a part-time missionary, pastor, farmer, and author. He and his family currently live in the former Soviet Union serving as missionaries. He graduated from the infamous Evergreen State College in 1989 (that made national news headlines not long ago for anti-white racism). Then, he graduated from Western Seminary in 1994 in Portland, Oregon with a Master of Divinity. Mark has served as a pastor and a missionary since that time. Currently he is enrolled in a doctoral program at Corban University in Salem, Oregon. Mark has written two books entitled, “Nazi Ecology” and “Wrath or Rest.” His work connects many aspects of our current ecological movements to those of the Nazis. He also outlines the various theoretical approaches that influenced the Nazi ecology and persist throughout the environmental movements of today. Guest Link Mark Musser

Episode 4 Mark Musser

Could it be that "the highway to modern environmentalism passed through Nazi Germany"? We are joined by Pastor Mark Musser, author of the book Nazi Oaks : The Green Sacrifice of the Judeo-Christian Worldview in the Holocaust, who explains how the worldview of the Nazis, which led to the abominations of the Holocaust, was deeply-rooted in the ecological undercurrents of the anti-Semitism, anti-theism, and anti-humanism of the early German green movement. Gathering together the strands of a bewildering number of influences, from Romanticism to existentialism and Social Darwinism, this ecology served to rationalise (in their eyes) and invigorate their racist and eugenicist 'purification' of land and people. But lest we consider all this history, we should note some significant parallels to that ecology within modern-day extreme environmentalism, and remain vigilant. (For show notes, please visit TheMindRenewed.com)

Could it be that "the highway to modern environmentalism passed through Nazi Germany"? We are joined by Pastor Mark Musser, author of the book Nazi Oaks : The Green Sacrifice of the Judeo-Christian Worldview in the Holocaust, who explains how the worldview of the Nazis, which led to the abominations of the Holocaust, was deeply-rooted in the ecological undercurrents of the anti-Semitism, anti-theism, and anti-humanism of the early German green movement. Gathering together the strands of a bewildering number of influences, from Romanticism to existentialism and Social Darwinism, this ecology served to rationalise (in their eyes) and invigorate their racist and eugenicist 'purification' of land and people. But lest we consider all this history, we should note some significant parallels to that ecology within modern-day extreme environmentalism, and remain vigilant. (For show notes, please visit <a href="http://TheMindRenewed.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheMindRenewed.com</a>)

Podcast 040 : Interview : Mark Musser : Nazi Oaks