Posts from the ‘Politics and Current Events’ Category
Did a 4th century warrior help win one of the most decisive battles of WWII? I think that whether he did or not, a miracle still occurred.
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Tired of partisanship and campaign ads? Think you want a king? Hold the revolution until you watch five quick infomercials for democracy.
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Culture clashes happen all over the world. But apparently, when they happen in Arab countries, you have to wear a bullet-proof vest.
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The DNC brush-up over the word God has me thinking: If we don’t like to say they’re “the godless party” can we at least say they’re “theism-challenged”?
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Do we, after all, have need for the messages of a few dark angels? I’m inclined to say that we do, but I’m not certain I’m right.
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Remember that creepy scene in Minority Report where the advertisements scanned your retinas and knew your name? You’ll be pleased to hear that that technology is on its way.
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A Catholic blog did an awesome version of presenting all the drama of the HHS ruling and the standoff with Christian churches and others. Actually, it’s more of a comedy, I guess.
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A generation ago, no one would have really considered that the Christian Church (and all other religious adherents) would be coerced into bestowing a sacrament on those who don’t qualify.
Do we all get that that’s what is going to happen?
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We’re coming up on the one-year anniversary of the tsunami the Japanese call 3/11. I originally posted this video last year on March 22. A year later, this still blows my mind If you haven’t seen it elsewhere, this is one of the most incredible videos of the tsunami that I’ve seen. It’s nine [...]
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A strange theft in a Dublin cathedral was in the news. But how can thieves take what was already gone?
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