Divine aid for climate change
I guess climate change is nothing a Mayan goddess can’t solve. At least that’s what the U.N. thinks.
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Recent Catholic Commentary
Coed quarters & free birth control – the new campus culture?
The campus of George Washington University must be an interesting place to be — and it looks like it may quickly become a lot more interesting.
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The real victims of the N.Y. City pregnancy crisis centers attack
Clearly, abortion clinics have a bias when a woman seeks counseling. In truth, signs should be posted at abortion clinics explaining their financial incentive.
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Acceptance: gays get it, why don’t Christians?
Did the gay rights movement really get the idea of universal love better than its inventor?
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“It’s a Wrongful Life”?
Last week, a Belgian appellate court approved, for the first time, the concept of “wrongful life,” finding doctors liable for not discovering a child’s disability before birth. The court held that it would have been in the child’s best interest to be aborted. How would it be in anyone’s best interest to die? The Court stated that, “of course, the diagnosis error did not cause the handicap of the child, that preexisted,…nevertheless, the damage must be remedied.” Thus, according to the Begian Court, the child, by the voice of its parents, can claim repair to the doctors because, by […]
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Playing the hate card
So often today, conscientious objectors to homosexual marriage are being accused of hatred. It’s a dangerous trend.
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The aesthetics of casual sex in ‘Love and Other Drugs’
In a November interview with Newsweek Magazine, Edward Zwick revealed his graphic and dirty little secrets on how he was able to direct sex scenes while filming the recently released Love and Other Drugs. The film, starring Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhall, depicts the story of Maggie, a young woman struggling with Parkinson’s, and Jamie, an arrogant drug salesman. You won’t find much more of a synopsis than this. Even the Huffington Post remarked that “it finally ends up being about nothing much at all.” Aside from the empty plot, the film displays the duo diving into an anything-but-fulfilling physical […]
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Canada’s MPs have voted to perpetuate the dehumanizing of children
By defeating Roxanne's Law, Canada’s legislature has chosen to continue a government system that welcomes the murder of “wanted” children as much as the “unwanted.”
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Historic ecumenical defense of marriage ignored by media
The news media report everything about the gay-rights movement. But a statement historic in its broad sweep of religious leaders is utterly ignored.
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The dangerous worlds of analog parents with digital teens
Parents of adolescents and young people cannot afford to be stuck in an analog world with outdated expertise.
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