Month July 2014

Over at the Register I write about the unfortunate phenomenon of rhetorical overkill when in comes the NFP. NFP can be a good thing. Too much love of that good thing, not so much. *subhead*Say what?.*subhead*

A panel which is part of the United Nations has criticized the country of Ireland for its lack of access to abortion. “The Committee reiterates its previous concern regarding the highly restrictive circumstances under which women can lawfully have an… Continue Reading →

Awww. I love how ABC Family is the most rabidly anti-family network out there. And now, they’ve got lesbians getting late-term abortions. A TV show on the supposedly family friendly network ABC Family aired an episode of the show “The… Continue Reading →

It’s the word nobody wants to say because when you say it you kinda’ have to do something about it. CNS News: Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.) accused the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) of genocide for “systematically targeting… Continue Reading →

If you’re a supporter of traditional marriage suppoprter you have no right to work anywhere, at least according to ESPN and the Human Rights Campaign. ESPN columnist Dan Graziano said that while he doesn’t believe “wrongheaded views should necessarily prevent… Continue Reading →

This is kinda’ awesome in a cringeworthy way. It’s kinda’ like that mother at the playground who goes on and on praising how brilliant her absolutely brilliant child is brilliant while you watch the kid try to eat his sneaker…. Continue Reading →

This is the most bizarre thing I’ve seen in years. The final shot says charges were eventually filed but you have to think the presence of video cameras there had something to do with that. Ht The Blaze *subhead*Inactive.*subhead*

Some of you may have noticed that my blogging has been sporadic and of a much lower volume these last months. As you may know, I have a real job other than writing, principally because my children like to eat…. Continue Reading →

Last Thursday on Catholic Answer’s Live, when the topic of the Scalfari interview came up, Jimmy Akin gavea shout out to my article on the Lombardi ‘clarification,’ “What Did The Pope Just Say? Zero Things To Know And Share” Thanks… Continue Reading →

Over at the Register, I look at the question of private revelation and prophecy. If nobody is obligated to accept or believe in private revelation, why bother? I try to address that question. *subhead*Why bother? Good reasons..*subhead*