Author matthew archbold

My sister-in-law went to a Doobie Brothers concert yesterday with a group of friends. In preparation, she once again listened to all their hits. They even tailgated in the parking lot with sandwiches and sodas. Rebels, right? She went in… Continue Reading →

Former Catholic priest and liberation theologian Mike Rivage-Seul, who directed Berea College’s Peace and Social Justice Studies Program until his retirement, wrote a poem of sorts about his reaction to Americans standing up and cheering the homecoming of a Marine… Continue Reading →

I’m thinking this Lehigh University professor doesn’t really like religion too much. And she has funny hair. ‘ HT Fox Nation *subhead*Anti-Christian.*subhead*

I would criticize what she said but it’s just liberal talking points. That’s all. It’s actually kinda’ sad. She says that people shouldn’t be able to “impose” their beliefs on others. Come on. Does she even listen to herself or… Continue Reading →

Hey, the left changed “baby” into “blob of tissue” so I guess it’s no surprise that they’ve changed “husband” and “wife” into the more generic “spouse.” Christian News: The governor of California has signed a bill into law that redefines… Continue Reading →

Update: Now with actual video. That plays!!! Check out this wonderful video about a man with Down Syndrome who owns a restaurant. It may well be the happiest place on Earth. I love the dance before he opens the doors…. Continue Reading →

“This is a religious civil war: Hobby Lobby only the beginning for new religious theocrats” screams the headline at Salon.com. “The Tea Party controls the House. Religious extremists run the Supreme Court. We’re approaching a very scary time.” Paul Rosenberg,… Continue Reading →

The funny thing about one of the producers of the Harry Potter movies making the controversial book about Jesus which was called “Zealot” is that when it fails, Hollywood will point to as another reason not to make religious movies…. Continue Reading →

I’m making the big jump to homeschooling. If you’d have told me five years ago that I’d be teaching my children at home I’d have asked for a drug test. For you and me. But it’s come to it. And… Continue Reading →