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Welcome to the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) logic factory, a place where the lights are flickering, the roof is leaking, and the administrators are busy turning help away all because they don’t want those weird Christians messing things up. Chicago’s… Continue Reading →
OK. So now we have the DA from Philadelphia, saying we’re going to hunt down ICE like Nazis. Is that really helping? This is great! Philly DA Larry Krasner vows to "hunt down" ICE agents who are breaking the law… Continue Reading →
Hold onto your Catechisms, everybody. According to the tactical geniuses at Catholics for Choice, the 5th century was less about dying of a hangnail at age 14 and more about Saint Brigid of Kildare running a high-speed, supernatural outpatient abortion… Continue Reading →
Listen up, folks. It’s your favorite tour guide of the apocalypse, Matt, to guide you into your dystopian future. On your right you’ll find the gulags which are nice this time of year. Coming up on the left is the… Continue Reading →
We’re told we’re prudes. But we’re also accused of having too many children. Huh? We’re told we’re patriarchal and anti-woman yet we’re told that we worship Mary? Huh? We open up homes for pregnant mothers but we’re told we only… Continue Reading →
In the bustling, hustling chaos of the modern world, there is a truth as ancient as the stones beneath us: The lions come. That is the raw, unadorned reality etched into the marrow of Christian history. The lions come —… Continue Reading →
“If the world hates you, know that it hated me before it hated you” – Jesus, shortly before he was crucified. We sometimes forget this part. But this wasn’t just a passing comment. It’s kinda’ the deal. American Thinker reports:… Continue Reading →
In the vast, pulsing ecosystem of terrible ideas, there is a special, bioluminescent layer of failure inhabited solely by one Don Lemon. It’s a place where logic goes to die and is replaced by a minimally sentient turtleneck that whispers… Continue Reading →
For about a thousand years when someone died, we all said the same thing. It didn’t matter if you were a prince or a peasant, a saint or a total disaster. When the breathing stopped and the heart stopped pushing… Continue Reading →