Author matthew archbold
If you listen very carefully to the coffin of Margaret Sanger you would hear absolutely nothing. Find out why at The National Catholic Register>>> *subhead*Eugenics.*subhead*
Bloggers like me say an awful lot of dumb things. Hey, we have to write very often so it’s inevitable. You mix a low i.q. like mine with a busy life with five kids, and work, you get a guy… Continue Reading →
Covered California received millions in federal funds to educate the public about Obamacare. And this is what they came up with. This is almost apocalyptically bad. This is kinda’ like that video from that movie that if you watch it… Continue Reading →
Gotta’ love the objective media. A reporter for a small town in Florida went on a crusade to have a nativity scene removed. And they wonder why people don’t trust the media. This guy might as well be the Grinch…. Continue Reading →
Judging Christmas songs can be difficult. You must use an entirely different metric than you would when judging an ordinary song. Now, there are many songs that actually don’t have much to do with the birth of Christ that I… Continue Reading →
This is a really nice moment. *subhead*Good.*subhead*
An adjunct professor at the St. Thomas University (STU) School of Law who once was quoted saying he sees no difference between a chimpanzee and his toddler son, has now filed a lawsuit seeking personhood for chimpanzees earlier this month…. Continue Reading →
Totes ridic. Who’d a thunk that a book that attacks Christianity would be adopted by the media as the greatest thing in the world and Hollywood would make it into a movie? Yeah, just about everyone, right? The book is… Continue Reading →
Just what we want. The men and women with all the weapons to be completely godless. Sounds like a great plan. The people who are put in harms way need God. And let’s face it, we kinda’ need them to… Continue Reading →
This is irony. Time Magazine which has so often declared the Church irrelevant and doomed to disappear, now selects Pope Francis as their Person of Year in order to seem relevant and avoid disappearing altogether. The lesson to be learned:… Continue Reading →