Month October 2013
Check out these amazing statues which depict pre-born human life. And check out why they’re controversial in different parts of the world for very different reasons by checking out my piece at The National Catholic Register. *subhead*Baby.*subhead*
Hey, they spelled Elvis’ name wrong on his tombstone and that set off a generation of conspiracy kooks. Spelling Jesus’ name wrong on a Vatican coin will likely create more. Someone send for the albino monks to quiet them. ABC… Continue Reading →
This is madness. California Governor Jerry Brown just mandated that insurance companies in the craziest state must provide coverage for fertility treatments for people who aren’t actually doing what’s physically necessary to create a child. The Democrat who wrote the… Continue Reading →
This is actually pretty clever. As you know, we’ve been inundated with atheist billboards. Well, the group Answers in Genesis has this billboard up in Times Square and somewhere in San Francisco as well. Some dope at HuffPo absolutely exploded… Continue Reading →
I dunno why, I always find these stories very touching. SPANISH FORK, Utah (AP) — A Utah couple who lived 63 years together died within hours of each other last week. The Deseret News reports that Jerry and Edith Dunn… Continue Reading →
My heart breaks for this woman in this BBC report. I wish she would’ve made a different decision though. Her baby was diagnosed with anencephaly, which essentially is the absence of a brain or a skull. So she and the… Continue Reading →
A restaurant is offering a “Ghost” burger, which features an unconsecrated communion wafer. Jerks. What else can you say? Jerks. I love when people do something like this and they act all shocked that some people are offended. The owner… Continue Reading →
Well, you knew this was coming. First they try to convince us that gay sex is not a sin at all and now they say that those who call it a sin are sinning. Wait, did you get that? Here’s… Continue Reading →
Gregory Berns, a professor of neuroeconomics at Emory University, wrote a piece in The New York Times saying that after studying dogs brains for a while he’s willing to say “Dogs are People.” Yup. The ability to experience positive emotions,… Continue Reading →
A little piece of anecdata from a comment on my recent piece at the NC Register “Pope Traumatic Stress Disorder” I am sure there is nothing to worry about. This weekend our pastor wrote a column in which he compared… Continue Reading →