Andrew Sciba

Andrew is honored to be husband to a truly humble and loving woman and father to their three sons. His Catholic faith led him to Benedictine College where his studies focused on Theology, Philosophy, and Psychology. Andrew is an avid fisherman and an experienced musician. Since 2008, Andrew has been a high school Theology teacher.

Jury Duty: A Crash Course on Judging Others

For the first time in my life, I was summoned to serve as a juror in the local court.  When my students (high schoolers) learned why I would be out of school, many of them encouraged me to “hang ‘em high” and I even jokingly told a few, “I’ll find them guilty just for you!” [...]

Why Contraception and Homosexuality Need Migratory Birds

Without getting into the weeds of heavy theology, sin is an offense against the love of God, Who has established eternal law to govern all of existence.  Incidentally, eternal law defines what is in conformity with human nature and what is not.  Therefore, a sin, while an act against God and eternal law, can also [...]

Catholics Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Science

So here’s the deal.  Raising three kids is just a tad more work than raising two</sarc> and I’m too tired to make this into a drawn out, well developed post.  So it’s meat and potatoes tonight.  Or quesadillas. I was recently witness to a debate between Dr. David Turek, Evangelical apologist, and David Silverman, President [...]

Atheistic Societies Will Inevitably Turn Dystopian

Dystopian movies and books have always drawn my attention. I read Brave New World in high school and was fascinated that there were fictional “realities” unlike Star Trek which featured an essentially perfected human race encountering the unvirtuous riff-raff elsewhere in the galaxy. In college, the movie Equilibrium sparked my interest. Set in a post [...]

Sanity is the New Insanity

Sometimes I wish I could go insane. When the reality that is met in the day-to-day modern world is so absolutely void of reason – gay marriage being a human right, millions of abortions, bombs, denial of the Gosnell reality, creeping euthanasia, legalization of drugs, inversion of sexual morality – it can easily feel like [...]

Gentlemint: A Man’s Pinterest for Mustaches, Guns and Whisky

Pinterest made its Internet debut just a couple of years ago and has exploded into a regular go-to website for all things crafty. My wife and all of her friends began using it to collect all of their best ideas and steal the best ideas of other people. My female students started bringing intricate desserts [...]

Pro-Life Movie: The Sidewalk Chronicles

A good friend of mine contacted me about a new project to film a documentary about pro-life sidewalk counselors. From the website: In countries around the world, women are struggling daily to deal with unplanned pregnancy. They are forced to make life-changing decisions under extremely stressful circumstances. Many feel lost and hopeless. Most of these [...]