Month March 2014

I’ve got to admit, this is a pretty novel approach. A lesbian is attempting to make same-sex marriage legal in South Carolina by filing for divorce from her ex. WYFF4 reports: Cathy Swicegood, of Mauldin, is seeking a divorce from… Continue Reading →

Madalyn Murray O’Hair has caused untold damage to our culture, I believe, by her push to get prayer removed from schools. Let’s face it, she was quite successful on that front. But a recent piece just shocked me on how… Continue Reading →

Yay. I love The Incredibles. And Brad Bird is one of the greatest directors out there that nobody knows. Now, we’re going to get a sequel. Matt is very happy. So happy that I’m willing to talk about myself in… Continue Reading →

This is a topic that weighs heavily on my mind and my thoughts on the matter have developed over the past year and even over the past month. This is a discussion I have been having with my self even… Continue Reading →

A federal judge has ruled that a law that don’t permit abortion after a heartbeat can be detected is unconstitutional. We should hardly be surprised. Legislatures are the only branch of government no longer allowed to make laws; they only… Continue Reading →

In my post of yesterday, I discussed how it might sometimes be necessary to speak out (critically) to the Church in order to prevent excesses, division, and even schism. It got me wondering on another hypothetical. How would the Church… Continue Reading →

Religion should be as illegal as racism, says actor Chris O’Dowd. And we should all listen to him because he’s an actor. I mean, if appearing in the movie Bridesmaids isn’t criteria for a public bullhorn then what is? Hey… Continue Reading →

I love the guys at Lutheran Satire. *subhead*Relevance.*subhead*

Now that it doesn’t seem it was too bad we can now resume laughing. This news anchor’s face is awesome when the quake starts. I’m sure I would’ve done the same thing (if you add having to change my pants)… Continue Reading →