Just about one hundred years ago, in November of 1915, a baby was born to a family that already had three children. The baby was born with only one ear and some…
From Cardinal George in an interview with Crux The question is raised, why doesn’t he himself clarify these things? Why is it necessary that apologists have to bear that burden of trying…
The McMass Project is pushing to put McDonald’s franchises in churches as a way of boosting church attendance. Hey, man can not live by fries alone. But who wouldn’t wanna’ try for…
Climate change alarmists in Australia put their heads in the sand to protest the inaction of Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbot. Wouldn’t it be funny if right at that second global warming…
Over at the Register, I discuss how the ‘Hermeneutic of Continuity’ has become a crutch and a cudgel absolving the hierarchy of its responsibility for clarity. What we need is clarity in…
Expected but still amazing news. In remarks offered today in Rome, Pope Francis formally announced his intention to attend the World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia 2015, set to be held September…
A pastor from Memphis (who is considering running for mayor) is filing suit to have pro-life votes legally discarded for an insane reason. Here’s the thing. A majority of voters in Tennessee…
Eugenics traces its roots back to the late 19th century when Charles Darwin’s cousin Sir Francis Galton coined the term. The theory is that human characteristics and afflictions could be bred out…
This is from a year ago but it’s so wonderful that I can’t get enough of it. It’s one of those that just restores your faith in humanity. *subhead*Wonderful.*subhead*
My concern is not that atheists can’t be good people. My concern is that I’ve never met an atheist who doesn’t think they’re a good person. Because here’s the thing, how do…
