Month: April 2025

Too often, mainstream narratives speak of Indigenous peoples as though they are relics of the past—frozen in time, referenced only in history books or museum exhibits. Phrases like “in the era in which Indigenous peoples lived” not only erase the continued presence and vitality of Native nations, they also reinforce harmful colonial mindsets that ignore […]

Saint Joseph is a quiet but powerful figure in Christian tradition, and though Scripture gives only limited details, centuries of reflection, tradition, and devotion have expanded our understanding of him. Here’s a full picture, pulling from Scripture, tradition, and theology: SAINT JOSEPH: THE EARTHLY FATHER OF JESUS 1. Biblical Information Scriptural Sources: • Gospels of […]

✅ What’s True (According to Science) ❌ What’s Not True (Or Misleading) in Kennedy’s Claims ⚖️ Overall Evaluation of the Article Autism is not a tragedy or something to be “cured.” It’s a neurodevelopmental variation with diverse experiences and needs. Public policy and health messaging should focus on support, inclusion, and scientific integrity, not fear […]

The last and most brutal crackdown on Christians in the Roman Empire: ???? 1. The Christmas Martyrs of Nicomedia On Christmas Day, thousands of Christians gathered in a church in Nicomedia. Roman soldiers surrounded the building, piled wood around it, and set it ablaze. The worshippers were given a choice: renounce Christ and sacrifice to […]

What Bible Should I Read? A Guide to Bible Versions (With Some History Too!) Have you ever wondered why there are so many different Bibles out there? Why are they called things like NIV, KJV, or ESV? And what’s the difference between a Catholic Bible and a Protestant one? Let’s go on a little Bible […]