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You are on a deserted beach with a rifle, an elephant and a baby. This is the last elephant on earth and it is charging the baby. Do you shoot the elephant, knowing the species would become extinct? This was… Continue Reading →
We live in a culture in which we continue to more narrowly define which lives are worth living. We are continuously told that we are entitled only to perfect children. Children who are less than perfect will only suffer and… Continue Reading →
via the Simpsons: Jesus has gone native. This is just too funny not to share.
I’m sitting here in front of the television waiting for all the liberals who cried that nobody had any right to question sexual relations between the President and an intern in the Oval office to protest Mike Wallace’s odd questioning… Continue Reading →
The Motion Picture Association of America just announced that smoking itself will be considered as a factor in its ratings system and depictions that glamorize smoking, or movies that feature pervasive smoking, may receive ratings that do not allow children… Continue Reading →
Revenge is like a poison that can turn us into something ugly,” says Aunt May to Peter Parker in Spiderman 3. There’s a whole lot of Christianity in the new installment of the superhero trilogy. When Peter finds out who… Continue Reading →
Does everything seem smaller to you? I know they say the world is shrinking because of the internet, high speed travel, and communications. That’s a good thing in many ways. But I mean it differently. And in not such a… Continue Reading →
Deo Gratias! POPE Benedict today warned Catholic politicians they risked excommunication from the Church and should not receive communion if they support abortion. It was the first time that the Pope, speaking to reporters aboard the plane taking him on… Continue Reading →
My smug-o-meter shot off the charts this week following the GOP debate. The liberal elite so abhors those who believe in God they forget that most of us do actually do. During the recent GOP debate on MSNBC, three candidates… Continue Reading →
The wisdom of the Church has been known for millenia, and now science has “proven” it: high ceilings are good for expansive, creative thinking, and one might infer, prayer and meditation. A recent study at the University of Minnesota suggests… Continue Reading →