by Didact | Jan 14, 2015 | Christianity, Uncategorized
The Jerusalem Cross of the Crusaders- a once and future symbol of hope Cutting the CrapLike everyone else (who ISN’T a LIN), I was outraged by the cold-blooded slaying of twelve cartoonists whose “offence” was to create and publish cartoons mocking...
by Didact | Jan 8, 2015 | Uncategorized
May the honoured dead rest in peace and eternal life, in the loving arms of the One True God Note: LIN = “Loony Islamist Nutbag”. I realise this is a triple redundancy, but it’s worth repeating the point. Courtesy of the Elder of Ziyon- and the...
by Didact | Jan 7, 2015 | Christianity, Uncategorized
“With my new iPhone 5 with the 4-inch screen, you can clearly see that they’ve insulted the prophet!” — thanks to the Elder of Ziyon We can now add twelve more names to the endless list of the dead that the religion of so-called...
by Didact | Dec 18, 2014 | Christianity, Uncategorized
Back in the day when the Didact was a teenage atheist- my, how original, a know-it-all teenager who thought he knew all there is to know about Life, the Universe, and Everything!- and was in a non-denominational private boys’ grammar school, every Friday...
by Didact | Dec 15, 2014 | Uncategorized
The next great wave of Islamic expansion claims its most recent casualties in the Land Down Under: An Iranian-born gunman was killed, two of his hostages are dead and four injured after a dramatic and chaotic firefight brought an end to a terrorist siege at a Sydney...
by Didact | Dec 14, 2014 | Uncategorized
There can be no denying any longer that nationalism is on the rise across Europe. We’ve seen pro-nationalist, anti-immigrant movements beginning to take hold in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, and even Norway. Here in Britain, despite the fondest wishes of the...
by Didact | Dec 9, 2014 | Christianity, Uncategorized
The delightfully combative Ann Barnhardt has a rather good take on the progenitor of the Santa Claus legend that children the world over have come to know and love: December 6th! The feast of St. Nicholas! The story of St. Nicholas can never be repeated too often:...
by Didact | Nov 2, 2014 | Uncategorized
One week before I left the US for my little six-month sojourn to the warm and pleasantly sunny miserably cold, wet, and wind-swept northern realm of the United Kingdom (of Depressing Weather), I had the opportunity to see not one, but two of my favourite...
by Didact | Oct 27, 2014 | Christianity, Uncategorized
Contrary to current popular belief within society, not all progress is a Good Thing. Sometimes, progress can be downright dangerous to the very fabric of society. Which is why we need institutions like the Catholic Church to stand against those changes that pose real...
by Didact | Oct 11, 2014 | Uncategorized
It is difficult to think of anything worse than reading through the tedious, turgid, illogical twaddle of a feminist’s hyperbolic arguments. The only thing that I can think of is to read through an otherwise excellent, logical, concise, well-argued and...
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