When I take a look at the world around me I just have to wonder what happened. There is hatred and violence where ever we turn. It doesn’t matter who you are, what race, religion or political affiliation, someone out there hates you. Who is to blame? Continue reading “Be Quiet and You Will Hear”
Tag: secularism
Another Attack From the Progressives
I know my usual Sunday posts are mostly non-political and maybe later I’ll write another, but I have to take issue with that bastion of mainstream media ignorance, MSNBC, on a recent story about how the Catholic Church needs to change its position on contraception. Continue reading “Another Attack From the Progressives”
A Waylaid Catholic
In yesterday’s post I talked about whether or not we need God in our lives. Obviously I think we do as the evidence of us pushing Him away becomes more and more evident with each passing day. With that, I have a confession to make…
Big Brown and the Boy Scouts
It’s been a few posts since I’ve written about politics on this blog, so it’s about time. I received a press release from the Family Research Council regarding their decision to not ship anything via UPS any longer. This is because of UPS’s decision to no longer fund the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) because they discriminate. Continue reading “Big Brown and the Boy Scouts”
Let’s Reverse the Trend
A recent article on TownHall.com written by John Hawkins in which he outlines five signs that American society is degenerating. I agree with all five and can be all traced to one main cause.
The Subversion of Morality Continues
I often write about the Progressive movement and how they are constantly undermining Christian beliefs. They want to be in charge, they don’t want God to be in charge, they don’t want a young person’s parents to be in charge, they want to control your thinking, your mores.
Here is a “Guide” put out by the International Planned Parenthood Federation for young people.
Page 21 is particularly informative although the whole thing is more proof that the progressives believe they know better than anyone. Last week after the election I wrote about why Barack Obama was reelected and mentioned it is because of the “What’s in it for me” and the “If it feels good, do it” philosophies. This is an example of that philosophy at work.
Satan is at work folks, we see it every day. The question is” Can we stop it?
Evil and the Light
There are many people out there today, two days after the reelection of Barack Obama, who are wondering “What’s next?’ While this is true for many diverse groups, it is especially true for devout Catholics. We can argue over whether the “Five non-negotiables” are really negotiable, whether Mitt Romney being a Mormon hurt him with Catholics and on and on, but face it, we lost.
