Month November 2013
Are things really desperate in Hollywood? Can’t they just come up with any new ideas? First they went ahead and made a sequel to “A Christmas Story” and now they’re looking to make a sequel to “It’s a Wonderful Life.”… Continue Reading →
I’m sure there’s many important things going on in the world right now. But some days you just have to appreciate beauty. And wow, is this beautiful. I’ve listened to Gianna Jessen’s testimony as an abortion survivor and about her… Continue Reading →
This is the logical and tragic consequence of children being raised without fathers or religion. This new “game” is reportedly gaining in popularity across America. The “game” is called Knock Out where you just walk up to someone (be they… Continue Reading →
So now it’s anti-gay to be in favor of traditional marriage? I know that’s what those in favor of same-sex marriage say but for the Associated Press to adopt this terminology? The AP seriously went with this headline: Sen. Rubio… Continue Reading →
Texas legislator Wendy Davis is now claiming she’s pro-life and that she’d like to see the number of abortions being performed in America to be zero. But I guess the way to get there is make sure it’s legal to… Continue Reading →
Rutgers University recently announced that it will offer a new course exploring the career and theology of The Boss. And Rutgers is not even the first. Other colleges have successfully siphoned parents’ money while preparing their children to return home… Continue Reading →
This really annoys me. I mean really annoys me. The Blaze reports: U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan reportedly said on Friday that some of the opposition to the controversial Common Core State Standards is derived from wealthy white mothers… Continue Reading →
TV & Movie Edition (Vol. 1) Why in every movie or TV show about a dystopian future, they have flying cars and amazing graphic displays, but they can’t seem to control the steam coming up from below the streets problem?… Continue Reading →
I didn’t read the book but this movie looks pretty awesome. It looks a really good Christian movie but without the low budgets and shaky acting. Check it out: *subhead*Christian.*subhead*
The Wall Street Journal reports what might look like good news. Sadly, I suspect it’s not. China’s leaders agreed to loosen the nation’s one-child policy and to give market forces a greater role in the world’s No. 2 economy, according… Continue Reading →