Year 2013

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 →

This is a great story coming out of France. The moment a monstrance bearing the Blessed Sacrament was fixed high over an altar in a convent church in a remote French valley, a nun stepped forward to start the process… Continue Reading →

For a president who talked all the time about “freedom to worship” this is kinda’ surprising. And by surprising I mean, I actually just can’t believe this hadn’t happened sooner. You know how Obama put up Barak-cades around that WWII… Continue Reading →

This is the saddest NARAL rally, maybe ever. I could get more people to come to my backyard for a “Free foot fungus” giveaway. It’s not just pathetic. It’s pathetic-nado. It’s a strange mixture of Geritol and bullhorns. And I… Continue Reading →

I’m seriously wondering if there’s a more anti-Christian movie than “Carrie.” I saw it once many years ago. In fact, I’ll be honest. The reason I watched it on cable was because I saw that the star of “The Greatest… Continue Reading →

You’ve just got to read this exchange between the New Yorker Magazine and Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. This crystallizes the distance between the media and most people. You believe in heaven and hell? Oh, of course I do. Don’t… Continue Reading →

This video is painful to watch. But at the same time I’m grateful to CBS News for producing it. It’s a very real consequence of the one-child policy in China. From the heartache of the father, to the beautiful prayer… Continue Reading →