American Monarchists: Natural Law and Christ the King
For Anglicans, Catholics, Lutherans, Methodists, and Presbyterians, yesterday wasn’t just the Sunday after Thanksgiving – the last day to catch some football before going back to work – it was the Feast of Christ the King. Christians across the world sang hymns like “All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name,” and “Crown him with many … Continue reading
No Falling Sky in Skyfall
The newest Bond film, Skyfall, seems to step out of the Bond legacy. Addressing his childhood and hinting at a homosexual streak, Skyfall threatens to derail the classic Bond moviegoers have loved for 50 years. Never fear- Bond is still Bond. The film’s plot gives him a modern twist, but no character-altering qualities emerge. While … Continue reading
On Reformation Day, We are all Catholics
When Martin Luther posted the 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenberg church 495 years ago today, he would never have guessed that the Roman Catholic Church would face oppression from a republican government originally established by Protestants. In 500 years, history has come full circle, and the Roman Catholic Church now stands up … Continue reading
Obama’s War on Women
On Friday, the Obama campaign released a new ad on YouTube, entitled “Republican Women for Obama.” This latest foray in the “war on women” political strategy is out of touch with the American people, false, and manufactured. The ad featured five women, the first of which claimed to have been a “lifelong Republican.” Nevertheless, the … Continue reading
A Prisoner of Conscience
Monica Migliorino Miller’s Abandoned: The Untold Story of the Abortion Wars features car chases, arrests, and funerals. With adventure and macabre, Miller presents the timely story of her pro-life activism during the movement’s early years. Her struggles demonstrate Christian charity, provide a new perspective on abortion, and deliver a foretaste of the political wars Liberals … Continue reading
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