Michael B. Dougherty

Has James Lindsay apologized yet for repeatedly predicting that Christians would spend last summer committing acts of heinous terrorism? Or is he still crashing out demanding that we all greet his rambling conspiracy theories about St Michael the Archangel with solemn respect?

Whenever Boomers talk about anything, this is what it sounds like to me https://t.co/UUGLcO2KjE

RT @JonahDispatch: Farewell to an institution. My friend Jay Nordlinger is leaving National Review. https://t.co/DkxzVj0SxD

RT @oren_cass: I have a hard time understanding the position of those who condemn imposing tariffs on China because we should instead bring…

The analogue version is called a think tank.

Aleph @woke8yearold

Imagine a LLM that was trained to produce the worst opinions imaginable https://t.co/ZXJdq7g4s6

I think @emeriticus is really onto something about the peculiar difficulties of motherhood in the year 2025: trad wife propaganda, and disengaged Boomer grandparents all serve to demoralize overstretched young moms. https://t.co/FjCtNyvYB3

LOL. Build a wall but against Catholics.

Brett Chapman @brettachapman

Yeah, um, the sight of a foreign Catholic missionary who is White riding into an Indigenous community on horseback to round up all the little Native American children has never been a “majestic” one, nor will it ever be. This scene has ruined millions of lives over the centuries

My toddler vomiting across the entire Thanksgiving Day spread would make him relevant and send everyone talking about his contribution to the day.

Colin Wright @SwipeWright

Oh yes, James Lindsay is soo irrelevant, which explains why essentially everyone is talking nonstop about him and his ideas right now...

Since we’re QTing now. Sweet and Low is honestly and correctly labeled an “artificial sweetener.” Unlike Olestra it doesn’t seem to coat your insides in anything that prevents absorption of other essential nutrients. Safe dietary additives like sucralose can be great. Again, not

Foster @foster_type

My 94 year old grandma has spent most of her life not digesting a single molecule of the hundreds of pounds of Sweet and Low she has taken in her coffee and God willing she will do so for the next 30.

RT @_CLancellotti: It so funny that a tradition that intended to affirm the primacy of grace ended up affirming complete spiritual self-s…

These would be awesome to wear

Michael Schwab @michaelschwab13

The Vatican City Connect jerseys just dropped... wow https://t.co/JEki6onJqc

RT @carolinedowney_: To cite my @NRO colleague @michaelbd, it’s not nanny statism to ask why olestra, an artificial fat substitute akin to…

It’s called the chair of Peter and we are no more worshipping this pope than you are worshipping the flag when you doff your cap during the national anthem.

Chris Hohnholz @ChrisHohnholz

Heartbreaking to watch the adoration of a man who falsely claims to be in the seat of Christ on earth and who leads millions in false doctrine. This is idolatry, pure and simple. May God turn those idolizing and worshipping this man away from his lies and into true salvation https://t.co/lEvSxRoecY

This makes no sense whatsoever. Jesus Christ changes Simon’s name so he could make this pun more confusing and opaque? Why would Christ immediately bestow on Peter the “keys to the kingdom” - a rich OT symbol of authority and custodianship-if the point of the passage was to

Dustin Benge @DustinBenge

Christ did not build His church on Peter. 1. Christ is the only foundation (1 Cor 3:11) Paul explicitly states that Jesus Christ alone is the foundation of the church. This leaves no room for Peter or any man to be the foundational rock in an ultimate sense. 2. The rock is