Author matthew archbold
This is insane so it’s essentially a typical random Tuesday for Western civilization in 2020. Parker Crutchfield, Associated Professor of Medical Ethics at Western Michigan University, says people who are not compliant with Big Brother’s wishes should be made chemically… Continue Reading →
The Bible tells us that Noah’s descendants. built a tower in Babel as a testament to their pride. This is an almost perfect mirror seems to be happening right now. The US built itself with God’s help into the greatest… Continue Reading →
Oof. ???? ???? https://t.co/xrlCekZowg — Johnny (Joey) Jones (@Johnny_Joey) July 28, 2020
Headline: Madonna’s post supporting a coronavirus conspiracy theory concerning hydroxychloroquine appears to have been removed, after it was flagged by Instagram for sharing false information. Me: Well, you did the unthinkable 2020! You have me siding with Madonna. What next?!… Continue Reading →
It’s amazing what happens when you dehumanize a certain group and name them an enemy of progress, charity, and mercy. See Hutus and Tutsis. The Week: A monument to the victims of abortion inscribed with a verse from Isias knocked… Continue Reading →
The Planned Parenthood in Manhattan has removed Margaret Sanger’s name because of problematic quotes about black people. So now, the group can go about its business of killing unborn blacks without being called racists.
This. Is. CNN. I didn’t even read this. I saw that Charles Martel on Facebook posted it and I was just all eye-roll about it. But it’s worse than that. This story isn’t news. It’s a campaign ad. Nothing more…. Continue Reading →
That so many people die in hospice or nursing homes, away from everyone else, allows many of us to forget that death is part of life. Our banishment of the elderly and dying allows us to pretend that we will… Continue Reading →
Any institution that can’t hire and fire for mission no longer has a mission. Catholics should be celebrating. I know the world seems a little crazy right now and Catholics, at least the online ones, seem to be at each… Continue Reading →
The Supreme Court has ruled that two Catholic schools were within their rights to dismiss two teachers on the basis of classifying them as “ministers” rather than secular professionals. So, what this all came down to was that the US… Continue Reading →