James Tour, Chemistry Professor at Rice University, Houston, Texas, told Tucker Carlson on December 15 why the evolution theory is a “myth”. He points especially to the origin of life and evolutionary mechanisms at the molecular level. Main arguments. No chemical mechanism for evolution “I don’t understand the chemistry behind the evolutionary process. […] Tell me about the molecular interactions that are going to have to occur, the changes at the molecular level and how that happens.” Origin of life is completely unknown “We have no idea how life was created. We have no idea.” All of life requires four molecular systems—and none arise prebiotically “You have to have four classes of compounds. You have the lipids, which surround every one of our cell structures. You have the polysaccharides. You have the nucleotides which are RNA and DNA. And then you have the polypeptides which are proteins. Nobody has ever made those polymers, any classes, any of those, by a prebiotic route.” …More
Something inherently incorrect challenges itself; Professor Tour is pointing out the errors for those of us who might have overlooked them. It is what science does. Good for him, and the rest of us.
He was linked to a controversy this year when he reportedly privately defended a Catholic MP after the MP was banned from receiving Communion by his priest for voting in favour of assisted suicide.
They say a lion doesn’t fight hyenas. Not because it can’t—but because it doesn’t need to. A lion could tear them apart in seconds. It could roar, attack, dominate. But it doesn’t. Because true strength doesn’t waste itself on noise. It doesn’t chase every provocation. It doesn’t react to every taunt. A lion doesn’t need to prove who it is. It stays calm. It observes. It keeps moving forward. And the most telling part? The hyenas—no matter how loud they laugh or how closely they circle—never dare to attack. They sense it instinctively: the lion’s calm is not weakness. It’s a warning. Real strength lives in restraint. In self-control. In the ability to hold back and refuse to sink to the level of chaos. Silence becomes not an escape, but a victory. Not a sign of weakness, but of maturity. Because real power isn’t in responding to every insult. It’s in refusing to let someone else’s noise enter your soul. You stop wasting energy on small things. You stop explaining yourself to …More
Regenerated by the Power of Purity December 20, Feast of the Queen of Lilies Dear brothers and sisters, no one, if they could, would willingly breathe contaminated air or eat and drink from dirty containers. Everyone would feel uncomfortable if they had to live in a dirty home or neighborhood... Yet the purity of the environment in which we live, of the air we breathe, and of the food we eat, while representing, today more than ever, a commitment that must involve the entire world, is not enough to regenerate us. To truly feel well, we also need, and above all, I would say, to commit ourselves personally and as a community to increasingly freeing our hearts from the "poison" of selfishness. The media, unfortunately, reminds us every day of the devastating effects of "toxic relationships"... The Queen of Lilies, whose feast we celebrate on December 20th, reveals the reason: It is God, Uncreated Purity, who, having created us in His image and likeness, has made us "allergic," so to speak …More
Together with the Saints of the Old Covenant, let us implore God to send the Messiah and, in spirit, contemplate the darkness of error and sin in which humanity groaned before the birth of God. Let our hearts respond with love; let them strive to repay, even in part, the debt of gratitude to the Redeemer who did not hesitate to descend to earth and share the misery of His creation. He desires our prayers and waits for them. After fulfilling this first duty, let us pause and fix our thoughts on the mysterious coming of the Good Shepherd, who not only safeguards His entire flock but also spares no effort or labor for each individual sheep, for each is equally dear to Him.
Our Lady of The Holy Chapel - December 13th, 2025 | No Greater Delight No Greater Delight is a daily Marian podcast meant to start the day with a Marian touch. After examining the Marian feasts celebrated throughout the world on a given day, Fr. Nate offers a brief reflection to help make our love for Our Lady concrete in daily living. The title "No Greater Delight" is inspired by a homily of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, wherein he expresses his joy in preaching about the Virgin Mother, even though he acknowledges the challenge of adequately praising her. Mary's greatness is beyond words. 0:00 Feasts of Mary Today 03:33 True Devotion to Mary WhatsApp Channel: Catholic Voice Links: catholicvoice | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree All Christians Must Forgive • Why All Christians Must Forgive (The Way o... How To Examine Your Soul? • The Particular Examination of Conscience #... Learn more about the Institute of the Incarnate Word IVE America - Institute of the Incarnate Word Looking …More
Schrödinger’s RUSSIA: Too Weak to Beat UKRAINE but Strong Enough to Invade BRITAIN? youtube.com/watch?v=wB2CVlT0IfU We’re being told two completely incompatible things at the same time. On one hand, Russia is supposedly losing in Ukraine — unable to break through, burning men and equipment, struggling to sustain momentum. On the other hand, we’re now told that this very same Russia represents an imminent threat to Britain and Europe — strong enough to invade, overwhelm NATO, and force us onto a war footing. Both cannot be true. This video examines what I call Schrödinger’s Russia: a narrative in which Russia is simultaneously too weak to defeat Ukraine, yet powerful enough to threaten Britain itself. So what’s really going on? Is this genuine threat assessment — or political theatre? Is Europe preparing for a war it truly expects… or managing public psychology after decades of strategic complacency? And why does the language suddenly sound so urgent, so dramatic, so performative?…More