Author Patrick Archbold
I found this discussion between Daniel Dennett, co-director of the Center for Cognitive Studies, the Austin B. Fletcher Professor of Philosophy, and a University Professor at Tufts University, and Dr. John F. Haught, theologian and Senior Research Fellow at the… Continue Reading →
It it with great delight that I relate the news that a trilogy of movies that was made specifically to poke a stick in the eye of Catholics, has been canceled after the first movie. It is with greater delight… Continue Reading →
By now, many of you have likely heard about this story where a second grader was suspended from school for drawing a picture of Jesus and forced to see some kind of therapist. Here’s the pic:Hot Air has the story…. Continue Reading →
I found myself in a bizarro world. John and Yoko dismiss the scare over over-population. ht to Remnant
Gosh, I make it a point not to visit Vox Nova often as it is a very silly place. It is just so darn convenient when your religious beliefs coincide with your political beliefs. When its not so convenient, you… Continue Reading →
Media bias stories bore me, and thus I discriminate about which bias I cover. This McClatchy story got my attention. It has the perfunctory “It’s all Bush’s fault,” that all media bias must by statute contain, but this story goes… Continue Reading →
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The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Evansville, Indiana Bishop Gerald A. Gettelfinger has an op-ed in today’s South Bend Tribune in which he pleads for the life of admitted killer Eric Wrinkles. Wrinkles guilt is not an issue…. Continue Reading →
No, this has nothing to do with Tiger Woods. Matthew and I have been struggling on how to report on an absolutely disgusting story. This horrific story involves President Obama’s Safe Schools Czar Kevin Jennings. What is most incomprehensible about… Continue Reading →
This may be the most disturbing thing you read all day. A Catholic nun said that the defeat in the Senate of the pro-life Nelson amendment on the feast of the Immaculate Conception was “providential” and that Mary was the… Continue Reading →