Category Archives: Unvarnished
The World’s War on Christendom – Latest Dispatch from the Front
While the terrorist attack on the Christmas market in Berlin understandably made headline news, an Islamist church bombing in Egypt one week earlier, which was twice as deadly, received scant coverage ~ Egypt’s Copts mourn after ‘deadliest attack in … Continue reading
Snowflakery
Chronologically defined they’re the Millennial Generation. But perhaps the other nickname for many of today’s young adults – the recently-coined term “Snowflakes” – is more reflective of their true character. To be fair, not all millennials fall into the flake … Continue reading
The last word on Aleppo
No, really, the very last. I’ll admit to being a bit obsessed about Aleppo the last few weeks, but with good reason. That beleaguered city – now liberated from the rebel insurgency – stands as a reminder of all that’s … Continue reading
“Who’s on first” in Aleppo?
There seems to be some serious confusion about the ongoing crisis in Aleppo, Syria. Even my favorite go-to source for all things political, Mark Levin (Levin TV episode #179), is of the opinion that Bashar Al-Assad is the big villan … Continue reading
DNA, the language of our Creator
Here is another persuasive video (from David Rives at the Creation Club) that explains how Darwin’s theory of evolution is virtually impossible – in light of what we know now about DNA ~ At this point it requires … Continue reading
France next to embrace anti-Globalism?
It’s definitely spreading; from Britain to the U.S. and now it seems to France. We – the average citizens in our respective countries – have had it with our elite rulers pushing globalism. We like our individual cultures, and we … Continue reading
Soviet dissident arrested by GMU Thought Police
Hard to believe a political activist from the former Soviet Union had to emigrate to the United States to get arrested for crimes against the state – but that is indeed what happened to writer and graphic artist Oleg Atbashian … Continue reading
Progressives impede progress; DAPL blocked again
It’s pretty obvious by now that “Progressives” only call themselves that because the label has a positive, affirming ring to it (after all – who wants to be regressive?). But when it comes to moving forward, all they really want … Continue reading
Fidel may be gone, but his legacy of oppression lives on
Ding dong the dictator’s dead – and was finally buried today ~ Fidel Castro’s ashes were driven two miles through Santiago, Cuba on Sunday morning to Santa Ifigenia cemetery, where he was laid to rest. Raul Castro laid his brother’s … Continue reading
Fire, faith and priorities
I’m just heartbroken over the wildfires in and around the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. My family and I have visited the Gatlinburg area numerous times and despite the touristy atmosphere in town, it’s just a beautiful, special place – … Continue reading
Discerning Christian’s 2016 guide to gift shopping
Whoops! I was too busy over Thanksgiving to remember to post this year’s AFA Naughty & Nice list in time for the retailers’ holidays; “Black Friday” and Cyber Monday.” Oh well, better late than never 🙂 Every year the … Continue reading
Yet another Muslim attack on infidels (OSU campus)
Here we go again ~ Somali student behind car, knife attack at Ohio State University that injured 11 ~ A Somali-born student at Ohio State University injured 11 people, one of them critically, on Monday when he attacked a crowd … Continue reading
