Month June 2013
Almost done. If the stupid weather will give me a break, I hope finish the interior details tonight and maybe move them in tomorrow. All this rain has really been slowing me down. What you see has taken me 4… Continue Reading →
With the Supreme Court punting yesterday on hearing a case where a pro-lifer had been banned from showing graphic abortion pictures where children might be, it could become illegal to show such pictures if there’s a likelihood of children viewing… Continue Reading →
ESPN2 is falling down on the job. I love those odd sports that ESPN2 will show like The World’s Strongest Man with the guy pulling the truck and throwing kegs over a wall. But how did ESPN miss this gem… Continue Reading →
The debate about liberty vs. security seems to be taking center stage with the recent disturbing revelations about the NSA snooping. Senator John McCain ridiculously said over the weekend, “If this was Sept. 12, 2001, we might not be having… Continue Reading →
Those crazy violent pro-lifers are crazy and violent and stuff. Pro-life violence is the subject of a massive amount of news stories, opinion pieces, documentaries, television shows, and movies. You’d think there was a national epidemic. Of course, there isn’t…. Continue Reading →
Security vs. Privacy is the topic of the day and is the topic I tackled over at the National Catholic Register. Please give it a read. *subhead*We have a problem here.*subhead*
GK Chesterton said, “The first effect of not believing in God is to believe in anything.” The Daily News is reporting that a woman in New York is documenting her “calling from the universe” to live like a plant, subsisting… Continue Reading →
This is just hilarious. A seminary director has come up with a plug-in to have Scripture say things like “y’all” instead of “you.” He says that the word “you” may confuse people into thinking the Bible is talking directly to… Continue Reading →
My wife’s sister recently announced she was pregnant. Yay. This will be her third. She has two boys already. The extended friends and family are thrilled. I do sometimes wonder what they’re happier about, another baby, or a chance that… Continue Reading →