apocalypse

The end is nigh. So says a science-oriented advocacy group that Tuesday pointed to its famous “Doomsday Clock” that shows 90 seconds till midnight and the Earth nearing apocalypse.

Gas prices have surged so high in certain parts of the United States that they are now beating out the apocalyptic-level predictions seen in Will Smith’s 2007 action movie “I am Legend.”

Midnight Sky is no classic. It is, though, a very good movie and well worth your two hours.  

Climate change rhetoric continues to escalate, with alarmists now proclaiming that there is no need to wait because “the apocalypse is now.”

The Guardian newspaper has published an essay describing a climate change dystopia that could result from inaction regarding global warming.

For the sake of simplicity, I’m lumping America’s fascination with dystopia, the apocalypse, and the zombie apocalypse all together under the single heading of Dystopia Porn.

A new policy paper by an Australian think tank asserts that climate change is an “existential threat to human civilization” that demands an immediate “wartime level” response.

Self-defense is not an option to choose among other hobbies – but a responsibility you must embrace for the preservation of your family, and society – the world, even.

On September 29, Catholics celebrate the feast of the archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. Saint Michael, whose name in Hebrew means “Who is like God?”, is depicted in the Bible as the commander of the heavenly host and the victor over Satan, who appears as a dragon. He is often shown in sacred art as standing over the devil, sword in hand, with one foot on the devil’s head.

A church leader who predicted the world would end “in fire” on Wednesday has conceded that he was wrong. Now he insists it will end soon… possibly. Chris McCann, leader of The eBible Fellowship, an online affiliation headquartered near Philadelphia was

Britain outside the EU would be like North Korea, former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown has claimed. His comments come as the shadow Chancellor Ed Balls stands accused of having “lost his marbles” for painting an “apocalyptic” vision of life under

Graeme Wood’s article, “What ISIS Really Wants,” in the March 2015 issue of The Atlantic is a fantastic summary of how the Islamic State (ISIS) interprets Islam – and, perhaps more importantly, how the rest of the Islamic world looks at ISIS. It does a great deal of damage to President Obama’s preferred narrative about how the Islamic State has nothing to do with Islam, as well as his characterization of the terror state as “nihilistic.”