Year 2012
Have you heard of the Butterfly Effect? In a nutshell, the butterfly effect is the far off, unpredictable, and possibly dramatic consequences of a seemingly small act. It is called the butterfly effect because the concept is often illustrated with… Continue Reading →
It’s being reported that a professor at the University of Texas has sparked a terrible controversy by saying that black students are failing academically because so many are raised in single parent households. In an interview with the BBC, law… Continue Reading →
One thing about the left is they show you where they’re going quite often. They deny it but they show it. Make no mistake, eventually the push for gay marriage will be about forcing churches to perform same-sex marriages. Look,… Continue Reading →
Too cute. Love how the dog just waits while the kid splashes in the puddle. *subhead*Puddle.*subhead*
The Washington Post’s On Faith blog was kind enough to care what I thought about the Pope’s new twitter. So I had a little fun with it: The pope’s Twitter feed is going live. I’m excited. While this is an… Continue Reading →
Boom. Some knowledge: *subhead*Boom.*subhead*
*subhead*Watch out Halloween!*subhead* I recently saw a Jon Stewart monologue that really got me thinking. Stewart was making fun of Fox News’ “War on Christmas.” Stewart asks how could there possibly be a “War on Christmas” when Christmas, as a… Continue Reading →
Inigo Montoya famously said, “You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.” Now it’s the Pope’s turn to essentially say the same thing. The Pope recently told a group of theologians that… Continue Reading →
Dude! Time to find a new sport. *subhead*Time to find a new sport.*subhead*
Colleen Carroll Campbell, journalist and television host of EWTN’s “Faith & Culture,” spoke with me about her new book My Sisters the Saints: A Spiritual Memoir, which she said she hopes acts as “a gateway drug” for readers to the… Continue Reading →