Christianity

On Thursday, MSNBC's Deadline: White House again demonstrated that it's the place for far-left trash talk and poisonous dialogue as MSNBC contributor and frequent guest Jason Johnson actually claimed that, in addition to his scorching hot take that Republicans are "a cult not radically dissimilar from al-Qaeda," the GOP will stop at nothing to bar anyone other than Christian, straight…

The liberal fever dream of disarming lawful gun owners came through in Season Three of Netflix’s Paradise P.D. Along with attacking gun rights, it was also blasphemous against Christianity, featuring a video of a gun-wielding Jesus that turns into a porno. 

CNN host Don Lemon was warmly welcomed to Monday’s The View, where he spent most of the time bashing whites and Christian Americans on their inherent racism and how they don’t really understand the Bible.

Evangelical Christians, who once were content with staying out of earthly concerns, have grown into an influential subset of American politics. Not all who identify with this label vote in unison. They voted in large numbers in 1976 for Jimmy Carter, but reversed course in 1980 and went for Ronald Reagan. In subsequent elections, a majority has voted for Republican candidates.

As viewers know from watching any number of producer Dick Wolf’s television programs, an episode will provide a glimpse of the suspect’s life, which can say a lot. When the FBI: Most Wanted team entered a pedophile's house on Tuesday, it was chock full of religious items, implying it was his strict religious upbringing that turned him into a monster.

Earlier this week wintry storms hit the southern part of the United States and so far, more than 20 people have died and 4.1 million people are left without power. This storm is a natural occurrence and everyone knows that ... except everybody’s favorite pagan Bette Midler who thinks it's some sort of retribution from God.

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.

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…

It certainly is a remarkable world we live in. American media is so ignorant and so corrupt that instead of being able to recognize Joe Biden as a Catholic who promotes and mandates sinful behavior on a national level, they liken him to a religious maverick whose error on Church teaching could actually be a new, more nuanced way of interpreting Catholic dogma.