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One of the most compelling themes is Carlson’s stance against hatred, even towards those who serve evil. He contends that hate strengthens evil, and that the pathways to defeating it are rooted in love, humor, and compassion. For Carlson, allowing oneself to hate diminishes spiritual power; instead, choosing love diminishes evil’s influence and is a more effective path to spiritual victory.
He dismisses accusations of hatred as attempts to manipulate moral outrage. Carlson refuses to play the “game” of labeling others with harmful stereotypes or lies—especially those falsely cast as Nazis or racists—because such tactics only serve to entrench division. His conviction: speaking truth and embodying love are the ultimate weapons against darkness.