Opinion Articles for US Edition

Aborting ‘defective’ Downs babies is the ‘human’ thing to do: pro-abort blogger

The disabled should not be encountered as ‘problems’ to solve or ‘difficulties’ to eliminate but as people who bring a very special gift into the world.

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Pete Baklinski

• Jun 29, 2015Jun 18, 2021

A milestone in the sexual revolution

The US Supreme Court’s decision in Obergefell v. Hodges is to the sexual revolution what the execution of Louis XVI was to the French Revolution. It has destroyed the mystique of marriage.

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Michael Cook

• Jun 29, 2015Jun 18, 2021

The Supreme Court’s chronological snobbery

Five justices of the Supreme Court cannot redefine marriage itself, not any more than Roe v. Wade could redefine the sanctity of human life.

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John Stonestreet

• Jun 29, 2015Jun 18, 2021

Supreme Court betrays us with illegitimate marriage ruling

Today's decision of the Supreme Court lacks both constitutional and moral authority. There is no eternal or natural law that allows for marriage to be redefined.

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Brian Brown

• Jun 26, 2015Jun 18, 2021

Supreme Court coddles congress on Obamacare

While the Affordable Care Act has multiple problematic implications for religious freedom, the Court got this decision wrong based on an improper understanding of its role and erroneous view of the separation of powers.

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Travis Weber

• Jun 26, 2015Jun 18, 2021