Disgraced plagiarist Fr. Tom Rosica returns to public life with help of Canadian Jesuits
It was alleged as recently as October 2022 that Rosica had been plagiarizing again.
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Articles tagged Ethics
Insurance companies should ‘penalize’ the unvaxxed, ethicist at New York University recommends
Professor Arthur Caplan said that people who have chosen not to get jabbed should pay higher insurance premiums and be barred from getting life insurance.
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Fired ethics prof on unethical mandates: ‘We are the victims of a pandemic of compliance’
'Do not give up your rights,' Dr. Julie Ponesse urged listeners at The Democracy Fund’s Faith and Democracy event.
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‘Medical conscience’: The next bitter partisan battleground
Over a dozen state attorneys general want to force doctors to perform medical procedures ranging from morally questionable to morally abhorrent.
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Celebrated moral philosopher: It’s OK to rape the disabled
The disabled are ‘incapable of giving or withholding informed consent to sexual relations.’
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Doctors, assisted suicide is a choice between life and death. You can’t be neutral.
Direct involvement with killing patients can never be neutral.
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Big families are causing ‘catastrophic climate change,’ ethicist claims in new book
But experts say this latest case of alarmism is a guised push for eugenics and population control.
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California’s assisted suicide law: Are some lives not worth living, or are all lives precious?
A California law set to go into effect could triple the number of assisted deaths in the state and opens a Pandora's box of ethical questions.
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Second thoughts on euthanasia in Quebec
Medical professionals in Québec are already grappling with the new law and the "moral burdens" it imposes.
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Inducing labor before viability is morally unacceptable: Pro-life ethicists
Early inducement is a form of assault that “is very deliberately targeted on the baby,” said John Smeaton, SPUC director.
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