Religion

Another week, another offensive storyline from the -ish franchise. This time, the award goes to mixed-ish, once again. And this time, it’s surprisingly not about race, but about anti-Christian and anti-Bible bigotry, as lead character Paul (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) calls God “some man on a cloud,” and the Bible an “insane” “magic book.”

The grantmaking foundation of climate change fanatic Bill Gates has still been dumping millions of dollars into the taxpayer-funded National Public Radio. This alone should be enough cause to revoke the outlet’s public funding.

No one trusts Hollywood political opinions anymore. They're vapid, self-aggrandizing and seem singularly devoted to insulting good and honest Americans. We know. But still, in order to convince the few stragglers to stop opening up their Twitter and pondering the latest hot take from their favorite actor, we have a doozy of a Sean Penn tweet that should break that spell.

In an interview with Washington D.C. Cardinal Wilton Gregory for Monday’s 3rd Hour Today show, co-host Al Roker gushed over the Catholic Church leader’s “ most prominent parishioner” in President Joe Biden. However, the Democrat’s pro-abortion agenda was barely mentioned and ultimately brushed aside by the morning show host.

Since the death of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter has dominated the cultural space and even foreign sports teams couldn’t escape the madness of the "anti-racist" movement. 

For folks who are tired of languishing in the vast but shallow streaming libraries of Amazon Prime, Netflix or Hulu — caught between yet more superhero shows and a plethora of milquetoast period pieces  — one decent quality, faith-based movie might provide a change of pace.

As an anti-Christian bigot, Bill Maher makes no partisan distinction among Christians. He’s an equal opportunity discriminator. 

On today's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough slammed evangelicals for their focus on abortion. No fewer than four times, Scarborough called evangelicals' concern about abortion "bizarre."  And Scarborough's agitated, and at times screaming, demeanor suggests he still hasn't calmed down since having yesterday "joked" that Liz Cheney might have assassinated fellow Republicans voting to remove her…

President Biden is a “devout Catholic,” the liberal media say. But there’s consternation among some U.S. Catholic leaders about how Biden’s policies directly contradict Church teachings.

President Biden and his press secretary, Jen Psaki, have assured us he is a "devout Catholic" who "attends church regularly." The question is not new but should be asked again and a credible answer demanded. How can one be devout about one's faith and not comport with Scripture and the teachings of the Catholic Church? As the Apostle James wrote, "faith without works is dead." (James 2:14-26…

The New York Times remains devout in showing respect for religion -- of the liberal variety -- in its coverage of the new Biden Administration. “Faith and politics” reporter Elizabeth Dias’s lead story in Sunday’s National section of the New York Times gullibly relayed “Liberal Christianity Ascends With Biden’s Faith.”

On NBC’s Sunday Today show, correspondent Anne Thompson fawned over President Biden’s Catholic faith and suggested that the pro-abortion Democrat represented “A faith in many ways as divided as the country Joe Biden now leads.” While the segment at least examined the obvious conflict between Biden’s very public touting of his religion and his push for a left-wing agenda that runs directly…

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki returned for a second briefing late Thursday afternoon and, after Dr. Tony Fauci and the press corps had a friendly, laugh-filled chat about the evils of the Trump administration, she took her turn for yet another relatively pressure-free briefing. However, Psaki faced a few exceptions, led by the Fox Business Network’s Blake Burman on the Keystone XL…

On Wednesday night, the White House press corps made their embarrassing debut before White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, going from raging hyenas under Kayleigh McEnany to snoozing lapdogs for Psaki with a combination of boring, straightforward, and unserious questions with only a select few probing queries.