Month August 2008
This is running over at RedState and I think it says quite well what John McCain should be saying. Barack Obama is an extremist maniac, especially when it comes to abortion.
Henry Poole is Here And I’m There—A feel-good movie that doesn’t insult Christians? I’m there. A Tale of Two Parties—Ridge will push this pro-lifer off the cliff. Williams, PVS, and the Poles—What do these three stories have in common? A… Continue Reading →
I like feel-good movies. Sue me. I also like movies that don’t assume all Christians are either lunatics, secret albino monks, or racist homophobes. Henry Poole definitely seems like the kind of movie I want to see. Here’s the lead… Continue Reading →
I am nobody. I know that. I’m one red vote in the likely blue state of Pennsylvania. But just speaking for this one individual voter I can say there is no way I can support John McCain if he selects… Continue Reading →
Some interesting but unconnected items. Well, sort of connected. They all involve the brain dead. First off, a few weeks ago the contents of a letter by the Archbishop of Canterbury (written several years ago) was revealed. In the letter… Continue Reading →
A New Kind Of Nun—Young Nuns on Campus. Three Things About Marriage—What three things would you tell someone who is about to get married? The Pill To Help Find Mr. Wrong—It’s cute when those science types discover what the Church… Continue Reading →
“To be perfectly blunt, the more liberal groups don’t know who they are.” Sister Patricia Wittberg, a sociology professor at Indiana University-Purdue University in Indianapolis. Check out this good story in Naples News about some young nuns living in a… Continue Reading →
Danielle Bean, over at Faith and Family Live, asks “What three things would you tell someone who is about to get married?” Danielle provides some excellent advice for the newly married.1. The thing that drives you crazy is also the… Continue Reading →
Newsflash: The Pill may point women in the wrong direction in their search for a husband. Well, it’s a newsflash to some like scientists and media types in the UK Times. Not to anyone who’s seriously looked at the ramifications… Continue Reading →