Understand. I’m in charge here

Oct 17 2018 Posted by
Gary Scarrabelotti

When bad stuff happens, look to your inner Adolf.

By Gary Scarrabelotti

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Posted in Atheism, Culture, Philosophy
Tagged Design, Henry Thornton, Materialism, Richard C. Lewontin

Bergoglio — the bungled discernment

Oct 11 2018 Posted by
Gary Scarrabelotti

Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio — Buenos Aires days

Maybe next papal election the Cardinals will know their man. Part III of a series.

By John Trungove

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Posted in Catholic Church
Tagged Cardinal Angelo Scola, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Conclave 2005, Conclave 2013, Pope Francis

Chinese eyes, Five Eyes

Oct 4 2018 Posted by
Gary Scarrabelotti

Illustration: Getty Images

“Social credit” surveillance is not just China’s future. It could be ours.

By Gary Scarrabelotti

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Posted in Business, Coporatism, National Security
Tagged China, Five Eyes, Patrick J Deneen, Social Credit, Surveillance, Why Liberalism Failed

Francis election: end-to-end legit

Oct 3 2018 Posted by
Gary Scarrabelotti

First glimpse: Pope Francis on the Loggia, St Peters, after his election (Illustration Getty Images)

Claims of an invalid election don’t wash. Part II of a series.

By John Trungove

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Posted in Catholic Church
Tagged Pope Francis, St Gallen Mafia, Validity of Election

Benedict XVI: the resignation

Sep 17 2018 Posted by
Gary Scarrabelotti

Benedict XVI: exhausted

With the Catholic Church engulfed in crisis, Vatican-watcher, John Trungove, writes on the state of the Papacy and the College of Cardinals. Part I of a series.

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Posted in Catholic Church
Tagged Benedict XVI, Last Testament, Peter Seewald, Resignation