Author matthew archbold
“It’s almost like saying that I’m walking into McDonald’s but they’re supposed to put up a notice that says across the street a Burger King or something better is offered.” -Sandra Palacios, associate director for governmental relations for the California… Continue Reading →
So you have a minister of the United Church of Canada who is an avowed atheist. You’d think it would be a pretty big deal, right? Meh. Her atheism has prompted a “review.” This is the weakest response in the… Continue Reading →
This time in Scotland. (Taig is derogatory slang for Catholics) Daily Record: VANDALS have desecrated a Roman Catholic church by daubing sectarian slogans and symbols of Loyalist paramilitaries on its walls. Anti-catholic messages including the words “**** all Taigs” and… Continue Reading →
The Church was a bit much on the sidelines on this one. I was a bit surprised. And saddened. So it’s good to hear a Cardinal say it like it is. The Irish Independent: The same-sex marriage referendum has been… Continue Reading →
This is heartening. Makes me feel a little bit better about the country just knowing this couple is out there. Good Morning America has the story: A photo of a young Marine praying with his bride-to-be quickly went viral after… Continue Reading →
You might remember abortionist Kris Neuhaus. She’s been fighting to keep her medical license in the state of Kansas after it was revealed that she had offered a sub-standard level of care. Well, now she’s looking to raise money to… Continue Reading →
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal just stood up big time for religious liberty. After his legislature wimped out and shuttled religious freedom legislation, Jindal passed an executive order doing what the legislature should’ve done. This, of course, has the torches and… Continue Reading →
There’s the irony of a band from the 60’s now yelling at people in the audience to stop smoking weed. It has the “get off my lawn you filthy kids” feel that makes it funny. But the angle that Radio.com… Continue Reading →
As Ireland seems on the brink of legalizing gay marriage tomorrow, a group called “Friends of Ireland” is warning about the dangers such a move would be to religious freedom. The group “Friends of Ireland” released a letter cautioning the… Continue Reading →
Hmmm. Wonder where Americans would get this idea? The Atlantic reports: In surveys conducted in 2002 and 2011, pollsters at Gallup found that members of the American public massively overestimated how many people are gay or lesbian. In 2002, a… Continue Reading →