Author matthew archbold
Is anyone else finding the “deathbed” watch of Christopher Hitchens’ atheism a bit discomforting? Seemingly more important to many is not the death or life of Hitchens himself but the preservation or demise of his atheism. For some atheists (not… Continue Reading →
You want to know how crazy we’ve become? We’re so crazy that when a kid sneezes, teachers feel they have to ask the Superintendent of schools whether they’re allowed to say “Bless you.” Come on. That’s got to be at… Continue Reading →
Say the words “Santorum for President” to a pro-lifer. I dare you. Try it. Chances are they’ll say a few good things about the former Pennsylvania Senator about being a Catholic father of seven children or a strong defender of… Continue Reading →
An order of Benedictine monks are being told they can’t sell their handmade coffins because they don’t have the proper licenses. This is a huge problem with BIG GOVERNMENT colluding with BIG BUSINESS. You get those who have made a… Continue Reading →
Sherry Antonetti is going to be writing a guest post here and there during August and we’re pretty excited because it gives us more chance to sit around eating Bon Bons and smoking cigars. ( I added cigars because the… Continue Reading →
CNS reports: An atheist is suing to force the administrators of a towering cross in southern Illinois to return a $20,000 state grant toward its restoration, saying Thursday it was “blatantly unconstitutional” to spend taxpayer money on a Christian symbol…. Continue Reading →
I found this hilarious. CBS’s Harry Smith just tees off on this kid who ducked out of the way of a baseball to let his girlfriend get whallopped. And all I can think is that when Harry Smith lectures you… Continue Reading →
I’m always amazed at the liberal mind’s ability to hold mutually exclusive thoughts. I’ve long ago discovered that consistency isn’t the hallmark of the liberal mind; it’s emotion. I was reminded of this yesterday when Jennifer Aniston was quoted as… Continue Reading →
A pro-life group in Massachusetts is writing Pope Benedict XVI to step in and block the sale of a Catholic hospital to a secular healthcare firm. The letter says the multi-million pricetag can only be likened to “pieces of silver”… Continue Reading →