The irrepressible John C. Wright carries on a public-spirited discussion of the pros and cons of destroying the Moon, inspired by the recent discovery that Hitler’s skull ain’t Hitler’s skull. It all makes sense, trust me. Read more

Today, my goosestepping legions of terror, I bid you contemplate Nazis on the Moon. That is all! Read more

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Okay. I’m really busy this morning and I’m jetting through my mail at faster than usual speeds. I get a note from somebody complaining (as I thought) that somebody somewhere had included a prayer in the liturgy for health care reform. I do, in fact, get a fair amount of mail from people who assume that if somebody prays something in common with a Democrat, that is prima facie proof that they are a CINO. So I post the note... Read more

People have been wonderfully generous so far (so Rod says, and he ought to know), but we’re still talking about a family that has lost absolutely everything they own. So I’m asking you, if you’ve not pitched in to help out with a donation to them, please do so today! You’ll feel good about yourself and, as an extra added bonus, you get to hear the Son of Man say, “Come into the Kingdom which my Father has prepared for... Read more

In which we continue our look at the Our Father. Read more

Dove and Axe wring their hands with concern for women who have a distorted sense of their own beauty. Read more

Brian Visaggio of Saint Superman is launching an on-line comic. Check thou it out! Read more

Hello, a quick question for you that I’m writing on behalf of a friend.My friend is a protestant who has recently become worried about demons and their interactions with humanity. This is in no small part because her own church offers next to nothing by way of explanation of the nature of demons or how they work. It’s getting to the point where she’s started taking every little thing that goes wrong as a sign of “demonic influence”. I’ve tried... Read more

One of the more entertaining spectacles of the cowardly secular response to Islam is the constant resort to Catholic and Christian bashing as a way of compensating for not growing a pair. I’ve been making my way through the original Stargate SG 1 series and, once again, have been watching as the chattering class writers from People’s Republic of Maplegrad confront the spectre of a monstrously intolerant and radicalized religious movement that intends to destroy “unbelievers” throughout the galaxy while... Read more