Month January 2017

Another teacher in same-sex marriage sues Catholic school, diocese after being fired After losing his job following the announcement of his same-sex marriage to another man on Facebook, a male substitute teacher at a Catholic school in Charlotte, N.C., has… Continue Reading →

Remember in July, the US Supreme Court remanded the HHS Mandate back to the drawing board, ordering them to find ways to accommodate the objections of religious organizations such as The Little Sisters of the Poor and many Catholic colleges,… Continue Reading →

Being a secular progressive means believing that… a failure to regulate all industries harms women and minorities especially, while also believing that any attempt to regulate the abortion industry harms women and minorities especially. gender is meaningless yet men are… Continue Reading →

If you have a moment, please say a prayer for author William Peter Blatty and his family. William Peter Blatty, the novelist and Oscar-winning screenwriter most famous for landmark horror film The Exorcist as well as the director of two films,… Continue Reading →

Oh my. German judges have declared that fire-bombing a synagogue by three German Palestinians wasn’t anti-Semitism but was simply an attempt to “bring attention to the Gaza conflict” and a “criticism of Israel’s policies.” The arson occurred in 2014. The… Continue Reading →

Not that he needed to deny the accusations from those #fakenews documents published by Buzzfeed and reported on by CNN, but when President-elect Donald Trump did deny them, it’s interesting that he did not deny them on moral grounds. Not… Continue Reading →

Today’s liberals will still proudly say that you have an absolute right to free speech except crying fire in a crowded theater. But they just want to redefine what “fire” means and they see everywhere as a crowded theater. *subhead*Words.*subhead*

I’m not saying that God chose Trump to be our next president. I’m just saying that when Madonna told God that she would devote her life to Him if Trump lost, it’s likely that God weighed the pros and cons… Continue Reading →

This is one of those stories that would be really funny if it weren’t true. Sadly, it is. National Review reports: Students in a Bible course at the University of Glasgow are being given trigger warnings before being shown images… Continue Reading →

Yet somehow this isn’t hate speech? Essayist Time Kreidel writes at The Week: A vote cast for Trump is kind of like a murder; there may be context to consider — a disadvantaged background, extenuating circumstances, understandable motives — but… Continue Reading →