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Author of A Time to Kill.
Honorable Guest Expostulators
Where Wisdom and Religion are Joined
Where, then, is wisdom joined with religion? There, indeed, where the one God is worshiped, where life and every action is referred to one source, and to one supreme authority: in short, the teachers of wisdom are the same, who are also the priests of God. Nor, however, let it affect any one, because it often has happened, and may […]
michaelbray
Sep 10, 20241 min read
Trump’s State of the Union Address (2019 Anno Domini)
As they say: You had to be there. Here are excerpts: “As part of our commitment to building a just and loving society, we must build a culture that cherishes the dignity and sanctity of innocent human life. All children born and unborn are made in the holy image of God. “Every life is sacred […]
michaelbray
Feb 8, 20191 min read
Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus
4 Feb., 2019 Thirteen syllables! (You don’t need to count them.) What a man! Born (as Allix has it) 145-150 A.D. He wrote De resurrectione carnis in which he lays out the case for the resurrection of the flesh. A native of Carthage, the son of a proconsular centurion, described by Jerome as a man […]
michaelbray
Feb 4, 20192 min read
In Defense of Others
A Biblical Analysis and Apologetic on the Use of Force to Save Human Life Cathy Ramey Advocates For Life Publications Portland, Oregon Copyright 1995 All rights reserved Published January 1995 First edition No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, […]
michaelbray
Sep 6, 201850 min read
Letter to Trump from Cathy Ramey – June, 2018
President Donald Trump 1600 NW Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, D.C. 20500 June 22, 2018 Dear President Trump, I apologize if there is an official way to address you that I am unaware of. This is a personal letter; I am not a person holding office, bearing an official title or of any great significance. I am […]
michaelbray
Jun 25, 20185 min read
A Time to Kill and the National Enquirer
Thanks to the National Enquirer (August 18, 2017) for advertising a book which ought to have been promoted by educators and self-respecting mavens of cultural progress! It is progress, indeed, for a people to restrain itself from the base inclination to suicide, loathsome as we human beings are. But the ravaging of wombs!? The base slaughter […]
michaelbray
May 25, 20181 min read
Michael Hirsh: a personal letter to an inquirer
Michael Hirsh an anti-abortion activist who practices law (beginning with the defense of Paul Hill, his first case) wrote me the following on 26 Oct., 2017: A guy (whom I don’t know) heard that I have 13 children. He wrote me, asking “Do you feel that your actions [having 13 children] are based in selfishness? […]
michaelbray
Oct 26, 20173 min read
Slaying Abortion’s Goliath (7 January, 1997)
Posted 27 June, 2017 in remembrance of Paul Hill 20 years after his execution. The essay by Paul Hill (7 January, 1997), “Slaying Abortion’s Goliath” is transcribed with abridgments below. Here is my introduction: On 29 July, 1994, Paul Hill terminated Abortionist John Britton, 69, and his collaborator, one James H. Barrett, a 74-year-old retired Air […]
michaelbray
Jun 27, 201712 min read
The Media as the Ruling Class
Gary Abernathy Wilmington News Journal May 25, 2017 The article concludes as follows: . . . There was no doubt, certainly in the NBC News department, that Hillary was winning the election. When that didn’t happen, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, the Washington Post and others went from shock to disbelief […]
michaelbray
May 25, 20172 min read
“Gods” and “Wogs”
Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change University of Maine 17 May 2011 Part 1: The Roots of Racism The 1902 edition of The Encyclopedia Britannica in 30 volumes was published at the zenith of British imperialism. I have it and also the 1939 edition in 24 volumes. Under the heading NEGRO, […]
michaelbray
Apr 10, 201727 min read
Racketeer for Life
Re-posted 4 January, 2017 Fighting the Culture of Death from the Sidewalk to the Supreme Court By Joseph M. Scheidler with Peter M. Scheidler Reviewed by Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change, University of Maine (404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota 57532) 1 January 2017 Maybe once in a […]
michaelbray
Jan 2, 201724 min read
America’s Worst President
20 December 2016 Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus, University of Maine 404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota In one month from today, on 20 January 2017, Donald Trump is in and Barack Obama is out as President of the United States. Books will be written for a century and more assessing the Obama […]
michaelbray
Dec 21, 201611 min read
Democrats, Darwin, Death, and the Devil
Terry Hughes 24 Oct., 2016 What do Democrats have to do with Darwin, Death, and the Devil? I refer to Darwinists who control the Democrat Party, not ordinary Democrats. To understand, please bear with me and read on. America has two de facto Catholic Churches, a Roman Catholic Church loyal to the Bishop of Rome […]
michaelbray
Oct 24, 20167 min read
The Democrat Party owns the American Catholic Church
Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change, University of Maine 404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota 57532, Phone: 605-223-2286 In a letter to some friends, Dr. Hughes introduces his essay to one, “Irma” as follows: As most of you know, the Roman Catholic Church in America has been largely taken over […]
michaelbray
Oct 20, 201622 min read
Hughes on Hillary’s America
Hillary’s America: The secret history of the Democratic Party Dinesh D’Souza, Regnery Publishing, 2016 (ISBN 978-1-62157-347-0) Reviewed by Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change, University of Maine, 404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota 57532, USA. From slavery to enslavement is the theme of this book. Dinesh D’Souza is […]
michaelbray
Aug 26, 201615 min read
The Kermit Gosnell Protection Act of 2016
Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change 17 July, 2016 The Kermit Gosnell Protection Act, masquerading as Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, is the latest usurpation of legislative authority by the United States Supreme Court. John Hellerstedt, M.D., is Commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services. He has specialized […]
michaelbray
Jul 18, 20165 min read
Darwinism: The Established State Religion in America
Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change, University of Maine 16 August 2015 “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof” (First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America). Three questions come immediately to mind. First: Why did our Founding […]
michaelbray
Oct 12, 201514 min read
Five-Hundred-Year Crises in Christendom
Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change Climate Change Institute and School of Earth and Climate Sciences University of Maine Now that we have a Jesuit Pope, I’m reading Malachi Martin’s book, The Jesuits: The Society of Jesus and the Betrayal of the Roman Catholic Church. Much of what Martin reports […]
michaelbray
Aug 14, 201514 min read
LifeSiteNews – A Letter from Terry Hughes
24 July, 2015 Dear LifeSiteNews: In its recent Obamacare and homosexual “marriage” rulings, which promote abortion and sodomy, both of which prevent the next generation of Americans from being born, the Injustices on the Supreme Court have enshrined Darwinism as the State Religion of The United States of America, thereby violating the First Amendment to […]
michaelbray
Jul 24, 20152 min read
Why Does Dante Consider Sodomy Worse Than Homicide & Suicide?
New Oxford Review September 2004 Anne Barbeau Gardiner Anne Barbeau Gardiner is Professor Emerita of English at John Jay College of the City University of New York. Dante’s Divine Comedy, the most sublime religious poem the Christian West has produced in two thousand years, provides us to this day with profound insights into human nature. […]
michaelbray
Jul 9, 20156 min read
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