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Religion is undoubtedly the cultural divide in our electoral system. More accurate than any demographic is the observant religious vs. the occasionally religious or agnostic. So I guess if you want McCain to win, go convert somebody. The past month… Continue Reading →
On April 6th 1977, Gianna Jessen’s mother, well into her 7th month of pregnancy, walked into a California abortion clinic determined to end the young life within her. Gianna’s fate was to be the same as countless other babies sentenced… Continue Reading →
From Beliefnet Do you remember the outcry when Mike Huckabee put a cross behind him in his television commercial. Obama, the former community activist and current infanticide proponent, is putting crosses on his shirts. Can you imagine if McCain/Palin did… Continue Reading →
The question is arising everywhere all over the Catholic blogosphere: Is it morally acceptable for a Catholic to vote for a candidate who supports that which is intrinsically evil? David L. Alexander from Man With Black Hat wrote an email… Continue Reading →
I’m not a Pat Buchanan fan. But this column he wrote today feels exactly right and I think is why all the poll numbers are tightening this campaign season. It’s all about life. Each side knows we’re close. The battle… Continue Reading →
There’s a startling irony in the Bishop’s statement concerning Senator Joe Biden’s remarks on abortion on last week’s Meet The Press. When asked when life begins or when rights are granted Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi all awkwardly… Continue Reading →
I know we’ve all had it a little up to here with the whole Messiah complex from Obama. From the pictures of him with halos, to the electric crosses burning brightly behind him, to the “Jesus was a community organizer”… Continue Reading →
According to Zogby, The McCain/Palin ticket wins 49.7% support, compared to 45.9% backing for the Obama/Biden ticket. That’s big news. But I found something even more interesting in the swing of the Catholic vote in this survey towards McCain and… Continue Reading →