Elizabeth Scalia runs the Anchoress blog. She is a freelance writer and a columnist Insidecatholic.com.
Try saying one good thing about someone you don't like — whether it's George Bush or Nancy Pelosi.
The New Yorker cover controversy and Obama's humorless reaction show that America has forgotten how to laugh.
How can Catholics for Obama rationalize their support for the pro-choice candidate?
It's almost too late to stop Washington's waltz towards government health care.
How can significant issues be tackled when a culture of cynicism and relativism has destroyed appreciation for the truth?
It seems as if Hillary Clinton is just the latest mature, dependable, experienced woman to be unceremoniously dumped for a younger, prettier doe-eyed companion. No wonder many women are mad.
The greatest scientific mind of the 20th century pronounced religion "childish." Was Einstein truly an atheist? Or were his complex thoughts on faith a logical continuation of his work in physics?
Echoing Jesus' prediction about Peter, Pope Benedict went to places he did not want to go during his U.S. trip — all to lay the foundation of healing.
Critics will paint caricatures of the pope during his U.S. visit, just as they did after his election. But Benedict has shown himself to be far more complex than their simplistic analysis allows.
Depressing world news got you down? Don't forget: "Easter helps shine light on the small positives all around us."