Extra Thoughts

On Friday night, there was a storm. It's big local news, though not likely to show up on the news of the world at large. Lots of trees d...

I was just going through the most recent Human Life Review , a physical copy, to see if I would be keeping this physical issue. (I try not t...

Yes, you'll gather that I'm sufficiently a coward to use initials so as not to attract search bots and worse than search bots, as th...

For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us. For the e...

I just recently ran into someone on Facebook trying the line that the only laws that can be justified are those against force and fraud. I s...

Here is a video I posted at What's Wrong With the World several years ago. The Kimyal People Receive the New Testament from UFM Worl...

Yes, I know, the way I have been neglecting this blog is shocking. And my intention had been that, within the beginning of summer break fro...

(I know, a long period of neglecting the blog and then two posts close together. That's pretty much par for the course in blogging.) S...

I have a theory. Readers can see what they think of it. Let it be known that this is just conjecture. My theory is developed partly in res...

Yes, I know, I should have posted on Ascension Day. All my purist Catholic friends on Facebook have been posting quips about people who thin...

I wanted to bring this to the top of the page. A reader has posted a comment in this older thread in response to a...ahem...kerfuffle at ano...

This story is an example of what is wrong with our public schools. Let's suppose that the worst thing the story says about the teache...

Brian Mitchell's prophetic book was called Women in the Military: Flirting with Disaster . It's a wonderful book, full of excellent ...

I have recently been thinking about a trend in the Christian, or perhaps I should say "Christian," response to the homosexual agen...

A joyful Easter to my readers. He is risen! Rejoice and be exceeding glad, for death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy sting...

I've been looking over some of my older posts, searching for the word "Pilate." This occurred to me to do after I listened la...

The tabernacle is empty, the door standing open. The altar is stripped and bare. On Good Friday, we remember the Passion of Our Lord, the ...

It is Palm Sunday, and I have nothing much new to say. Years ago I poured myself into quite a few liturgical posts, and they still seem good...

I've been thinking a bit about thinkers who recognize teleology in nature but don't want to attribute this to a superpowerful and in...

I linked this a few years ago, but it deserves to be posted again. And who knows, maybe I've picked up a reader or two in the meanwhile ...