Author matthew archbold
This is a weird one. It’s not even a big deal. It’s just one of those things I didn’t see coming when I started staying home with the kids. I work from home so I’m with the kids ALL THE… Continue Reading →
OK. Jon and Kate Gosselin, the reality couple with eight children, don’t seem like the ideal couple. But the cultural feeding frenzy they’ve inspired in our culture is a little ugly. They’ve been dragged through the tabloids like Britney Spears… Continue Reading →
Un-freakin-believable. If I were coming up with a recipe for despotism, isn’t one of the first things on the dto-do list claiming some mantle of divinity. And then control the press. Hey, we’ve got a two-in-one deal here. HT Newsbusters… Continue Reading →
Gateway Pundit points out that President Obama yesterday equated the Palestinian people to US slaves, South African blacks during apartheid, and East European nations under Soviet control. So if I’m Israel and I’m starting to count my friends in the… Continue Reading →
I took part in a podcast on Faith and Family Live. It was fun. They called it “Dad in the House” which sounds like I’m starring in a new sitcom but I’m not.Take a listen. This week on the Faith… Continue Reading →
══ 1 ══ The Apocalypse Will be like Aliens…But Ickier According to Environmental Graffiti: This horror movie monster was a hidden stowaway in crates carrying other sea creatures. And for a while it just acted like a teenager by breaking… Continue Reading →
Alright. Who said it? To each group we explained what contraception was; that abortion was the wrong way—no matter how early it was performed it was taking life; that contraception was the better way, the safer way—it took a little… Continue Reading →
Newsflash: Pro-lifers have not just gone away due to the recent murder of an abortionist! I think that because of the recent murder of abortionist George Tiller by a lunatic, some expected that pro-lifers would just give up and become… Continue Reading →
In the latest edition of Psychiatric Services, a senior staff attorney for the Center for Public Representation, Newton, Massachusetts points to a connection between eugenics laws of the 1920’s and our current abortion law. In reviewing a book by Paul… Continue Reading →
Now, this is awkward. Mom wants to tell daughter they considered aborting her. Dad wonders if he should be the one to break the news to her that he and her Mom considered ripping her limb from limb. What to… Continue Reading →