Author matthew archbold
I’m a reader. I read anything and everything. I’m always on the lookout for new authors and good fiction. I went to the bookstore tonight and browsed the Christian fiction section and didn’t see anything that jumped out at me…. Continue Reading →
The trailer for Jim Caviezel’s new show looks pretty cool. It’s produced by JJ Abrams and written by Jonathan Nolan of Batman fame. I find myself rooting for good things to happen to Caviezel.
Psst. Sarah Palin beat Adolf Hitler in the banning books competition. And she didn’t just squeak by. She trounced him. HT Moonbattery
They fear God, they fear Christianity, they fear Christians because they know the only thing that can derail their freedom sucking, pro-death, collectivist schemes is Christianity. Therefore, secularist liberals will do whatever it takes to remove God, Christianity, and Christians… Continue Reading →
This letter is just awesome. It was sent to I Own the World from a person with an increasingly militant vegan roommate. It’s a must read for hilarity purposes only. The internet was invented so that lunacy like this would… Continue Reading →
Horror. Health inspectors in Pennsylvania inspected a controversial Allentown abortion clinic and found unsanitary equipment, blood splattered walls, unsterilized equipment with brown crud on them, equipment with expiration dates in 2003, and the bottom shelf of a freezer was coated… Continue Reading →
TV makes people into zombies. You ever watch someone watch television? It’s a horror. They look like humans but turned off. Even watch someone watch a sitcom. They don’t laugh. They just stare. I used to watch my little brother… Continue Reading →
This is the lib who was hatin’ on poor Chris Christie last week saying he wanted to smack him upside the head or something and calling him a punk. In this video, he’s attacking Christie again and God takes exception…. Continue Reading →
Isn’t it ironic that I find pretty much everything written at CNN’s “Belief blog” unbelievable? Steven Prothero, a Religion Professor at Boston University, in dealing with the question of possible sainthood for Dorothy Day wonders whether Catholics can abide a… Continue Reading →
I was born a Catholic but that doesn’t mean I knew anything about the faith until I decided to investigate the faith for myself in college. In my research, I came across a number of things that weren’t true that… Continue Reading →