J. Antonio Juarez

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A Diminished Prometheus- A Review of Oppenheimer

The beauty of the film Oppenheimer is that it shows us a very flawed genius whose life and achievements we can admire, but who was nonetheless a "bringer of death" in his life both literally and figuratively and personally and professionally.

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A Pride Month Postmortem

This year's Pride month was notable for two things- the new lows the Pride Movement reached and the new highs ordinary Americans pushed for when they simply had enough of a month devoted to debauchery.

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Remembering the Fallen and the Stories they Tell

On this Memorial Day of 2023 we remember all those who have fallen in service to their country in all of our nation's wars. It is a day to remember their lives and stories.

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Not Your Pastor's Pure Flix Pick! A Review of Nefarious

Nefarious is probably the first time a film has been made that can rightly be called a Christian Horror film- one that breaks out of Christian film formula and makes for a truly riveting watch.

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Keeping Sundays for God- How a Supreme Court Case May Force Us to Examine Our Faith.

The SCOTUS case Groff vs. DeJoy should give us all thought as to how seriously do we take our commitment to the Third Commandment.

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Editor's Picks- The FBI is Still Targeting Catholics and China is Leading the Way with its Genetics Program

A quick look at why Catholics should still be concerned that federal law enforcement is still out for them, and the growing concern that China is making Eugenics a priority in their nation.

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The Two Paths to Golgotha

There were two events in the recent news cycle that make it clear that there is an open battle of narratives between Christians and the legacy media. So much so, that there are now two paths to two competing Golgothas.

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The Trial of Theodore McCarrick and Why this World is Not Enough

As the trial of Theodore McCarrick continues to be dragged delayed, some are beginning to wonder if the man can or will make it to trial. It begs the question, at his stage in life, even if he is found guilty, what sort of punish would be fitting and just for him?

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The Two Triumphs of Mark Houck (Only One is Worth Cheering Though)

Pro-Life activist Mark Houck was recently acquitted of violating the FACE Act in federal court. It was a triumph for Houck and the pro-life movement, but it was also a moment of triumph for the federal government.

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A Diminished Prometheus- A Review of Oppenheimer

The beauty of the film Oppenheimer is that it shows us a very flawed genius whose life and achievements we can admire, but who was nonetheless a "bringer of death" in his life both literally and figuratively and personally and professionally.

A Pride Month Postmortem

This year's Pride month was notable for two things- the new lows the Pride Movement reached and the new highs ordinary Americans pushed for when they simply had enough of a month devoted to debauchery.

Remembering the Fallen and the Stories they Tell

On this Memorial Day of 2023 we remember all those who have fallen in service to their country in all of our nation's wars. It is a day to remember their lives and stories.

Not Your Pastor's Pure Flix Pick! A Review of Nefarious

Nefarious is probably the first time a film has been made that can rightly be called a Christian Horror film- one that breaks out of Christian film formula and makes for a truly riveting watch.

Keeping Sundays for God- How a Supreme Court Case May Force Us to Examine Our Faith.

The SCOTUS case Groff vs. DeJoy should give us all thought as to how seriously do we take our commitment to the Third Commandment.

Editor's Picks- The FBI is Still Targeting Catholics and China is Leading the Way with its Genetics Program

A quick look at why Catholics should still be concerned that federal law enforcement is still out for them, and the growing concern that China is making Eugenics a priority in their nation.

The Two Paths to Golgotha

There were two events in the recent news cycle that make it clear that there is an open battle of narratives between Christians and the legacy media. So much so, that there are now two paths to two competing Golgothas.

The Trial of Theodore McCarrick and Why this World is Not Enough

As the trial of Theodore McCarrick continues to be dragged delayed, some are beginning to wonder if the man can or will make it to trial. It begs the question, at his stage in life, even if he is found guilty, what sort of punish would be fitting and just for him?

The Two Triumphs of Mark Houck (Only One is Worth Cheering Though)

Pro-Life activist Mark Houck was recently acquitted of violating the FACE Act in federal court. It was a triumph for Houck and the pro-life movement, but it was also a moment of triumph for the federal government.

Thank Heavens for Open Borders and the Warm Bodies they Provide!

Introduction to the 3 Body Problem

Editor's Picks- The SCOTUS Arguments about Mifepristone and The Rise of Criminal Squatting