I meant to laugh at the humorous bits in general unrelated to religion.
Ok. I got it. As I indicated it was a mistake and I'm not intending to go back.
And it’s not just that he is a Trinity-denier but he is so in the most blasphemous way possible.
There is more to this than his jokey attitude may reveal.
Is he a Muslim in hiding, you think?
Not quite. I can’t say what I’d like to without potentially getting someone in trouble, but suffice it to say there’s something to the idea of a connection between Islam and Owen’s operation. It’s something he has never mentioned in public.
He basically wants an “Amen” corner-like his buddy Vox Day-and can be downright vicious with those who disagree with him.
I never followed Owen but I did follow Vox for a solid 5 years. I concluded that it wasn't worth my time to have to sort between truths, interesting takes, sloppy history, dicey theology and nasty, un-Christian behavior. If he stuck to politics and culture I could consider his opinions on their merits, but once someone tries to present themselves as an all-in-one political theorists, commentator, theologian, philosopher, comic book writer, crowdfunding merchant, book seller, etc. it becomes a sloppy mess that doesn't hold together. The little of Owen that I watched always struck me as an odd juxtaposition of humor, hysteria and cultish certitude.
I don't watch Vox Day. Owen can be mean, but he is not as bad as people paint him to be, and I think, some things he says are over the top dumb. I only watch him for the jokes. I know that I get to hear things I disagree with when I tune in. I just decided to stop to get angry about them.
Owen Benjamin doesn't say any truths you can't get from actual Christian commentators like @Roosh, @MichaelWitcoff or the Church Fathers (forgive me for putting you two in the same category as the Church Fathers). I've heard all of the aforementioned say exactly what OB said which you mentioned, but minus the heresy. People are very easily influenced, you're going to start adopting the ideas of whoever you choose to listen to subconsciously. That is why we need to choose wisely who we listen to. If you listen to someone who says a lot of truth and occasionally blasphemes and teaches wrong ideas, you're going to come around to that blasphemy and heresy eventually.
This sounds like (((bull crap))) to me.
I can't say he's anything but a Unitarian from how he's described himself but in general insulting the Trinity while praising Muhammad and burqas sounds awfully Mohammedan