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Over at the Register, I discuss my own faith journey and why I think that when teaching your children about the faith, you start with the rules. As always, I appreciate your support over there. *subhead*First how, then why.*subhead*
*subhead*Colossal disconnect.*subhead* As the United Kingdom, and possibly the United States, are poised to move forward in creating genetically modified children with the genetic material of three people, the world is becoming more aware, and more suspicious, of genetically modified… Continue Reading →
*subhead*Human manufacturing.*subhead* (Image from New Scientist) I have never worked in manufacturing but I can imagine inventory and quality control are important parts of the process. Keeping track of inventory and making sure the right parts get to where they… Continue Reading →
Common Heresies don’t just happen. They are grown. Please read my “The Seven Stages of Heresy” at the National Catholic Register. I really appreciate your support over there! *subhead*Stage 1.*subhead*
My 11 year old had to do a project on the corporal works of mercy. They’ve been studying them for a while. I’ve tested her so many times on clothing the naked, visiting the sick, visiting the imprisoned, and burying… Continue Reading →
The triumph of the destroying Spirit of Vatican II is neatly encapsulated in this neat little video from Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Menomonee Falls, WI. As parody, it would be over the top. As reality, it is the synthesis… Continue Reading →
One of my children heard me discussing the upcoming Synod on the family currently in preparation for October. She asked me, “Dad, what is a synod?” “Well honey, a synod is a gathering of Bishops in Rome with the Pope… Continue Reading →
Imagine my surprise that one of the most immoral and anti-family laws I have ever seen is on the books in the supposedly family-friendly state of Utah. And then to find out that the supposedly family-friendly Church of Jesus Christ… Continue Reading →
I didn’t realize that the country famous for what some call its protestant work ethic, has come to revile work in such an open way. But this fact was brought home to me in the past week through the confluence… Continue Reading →
How do you say no to a sleepover? My fourteen year old is asked to sleep over so many people’s houses that if I said yes to all of them she’d be an emancipated minor by now. I’ve been going… Continue Reading →