Today, I command you to sing along with Stan Boreson!: That is all! Read more

In which we discuss how evil doesn’t become less evil by hating what you hate. Read more

In which we discuss how evil doesn’t become less evil by hating what you hate. Read more

Reader Kevin Birnbaum writes: In case you or your readers might be interested: I’m planning to read through the New Testament this year (one chapter each weekday) and blog about it, and it would be great if any of your readers wanted join in and interact in the comments. Thanks! Meanwhile, over at Gregorian Rite Catholic, Janice Kraus continues her obsessive war on converts by warning the Truly True Catholic against the dangers of trusting any unqualified layperson but her... Read more

…of the culture where consent is the sole criterion of the Good. Read more

aren’t people too. Read more

Somebody hacked Ahmadinejad’s website. The Iranian gov’t appears to be in a world of hurt. Couldn’t happen to nicer guys. I hope the End to Evil crowd doesn’t muck things up by doing the one thing that would galvanize all Iranians to put aside their differences with the State: threatening war with them. Read more

Somebody hacked Ahmadinejad’s website. The Iranian gov’t appears to be in a world of hurt. Couldn’t happen to nicer guys. I hope the End to Evil crowd doesn’t muck things up by doing the one thing that would galvanize all Iranians to put aside their differences with the State: threatening war with them. Read more

As I suspected, Cdl. Schonborn’s weird visit to Medugorje was not much appreciated by the local bishop, who has had a world of troubles from the highly dubious people behind this business. Here he is, crying out in exasperation as Cdl. Schonborn bizarrely decides to pour fuel on the conflagration of enthusiasm for this highly sketchy affair. It isn’t very often that a local ordinary feels forced to emit a screech of exasperation at a cardinal. But according to the... Read more

As I suspected, Cdl. Schonborn’s weird visit to Medugorje was not much appreciated by the local bishop, who has had a world of troubles from the highly dubious people behind this business. Here he is, crying out in exasperation as Cdl. Schonborn bizarrely decides to pour fuel on the conflagration of enthusiasm for this highly sketchy affair. It isn’t very often that a local ordinary feels forced to emit a screech of exasperation at a cardinal. But according to the... Read more