Author matthew archbold
Interesting that leftists seem intent on banning Jesus from the public sphere except when they’re comparing themselves to Christ. Twitchy: Hillary Clinton headlined the Detroit NAACP dinner tonight and during her introduction, chapter president Reverend Wendell Anthony compared her to… Continue Reading →
In the Soviet Union, leaders, like Stalin, would often not just erase people. They would attempt to erase them from history by literally removing them from pictures. Nikolai Yezhov, chief of the Soviet secret police, was “disappeared” by Stalin, similarly… Continue Reading →
Donald Trump said that women should be punished for abortions. And it turns out he was right. CNS News : A judge on Friday sentenced a Colorado woman who cut a baby from a stranger’s womb to 100 years in… Continue Reading →
OK. Here’s my dilemma. THe kids are upstairs blasting music waaaay too loud. Now, the cranky Dad in me wants to tell them to shut their music down. And yeah, probably tell them to clean their room just for the… Continue Reading →
How many times have we seen liberal protests that look like this get all sorts of media coverage: But one million people (and growing) sign a petition to boycott Target’s new policy of free-for-all bathrooms and it warrants only a… Continue Reading →
Sure to inspire insomnia, nightmares, and probably some all around disturbing behavior from your children. HT Jim Paton’s Facebook *subhead*Double yikes.*subhead*
This would be funny if they weren’t advocating the legalized death of humans. These Satanists are protesting the “fetal idolatry” of pro-lifers or at least that’s what I can make out. But I’ve got to ask, why the bondage outfits?… Continue Reading →
Many atheists seem kinda’ angry. Well, a new study says that religious people are happier and give more to charity. So ha! In your face atheists because we’re happier than you. (You can’t see it but I’m doing my “I’m… Continue Reading →
I must say that for me this is the best endorsement Ted Cruz has ever gotten. John Boehner took part in a q and a at Stanford. Hilarity ensued. The Stanford Daily: When specifically asked his opinions on Ted Cruz,… Continue Reading →
A solid-gold cross depicting Jesus with his arms outstretched may be Denmark’s oldest crucifix, dating back more than 1,100 years. Archaeologists say that this is important because it shows that Christianity may have reached the Danes. More importantly, however, it… Continue Reading →