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Most people accept that there are strong religious arguments against abortion but those aren’t convincing for some people in those religions, let alone irreligious people. Therefore, we present the most definitive argument for the pro-life position using science, logic, and… Continue Reading →
There’s an old adage in Hollywood, “If you want to send a message, use Western Union.” The point is that story—especially film—is not the place for your message. Story is for telling the truth. Well, lucky enough for us who… Continue Reading →
In a great talk by the incomparable Peter Kreeft, he uses the voice of CS Lewis’s Screwtape to provide commentary on the current culture war. What ensues is brilliant (and often libertarian) Catholicism. Enjoy:
Msgr. Pope minces no words in a recent op-ed for the New Catholic Register. He says that Catholics have been fooled into allowing moral evils because they’ve been deemed political and thus off limits for the Church or Her practitioners… Continue Reading →
The Economics of Sex takes a fascinating look into sexual relations as a result of widespread contraception use: The Third Way is a compassionate look into the Church’s stance on same-sex attraction. Also, if you’re looking for a more in… Continue Reading →
Words have meanings. And it makes sense to maintain those meanings if we hope to communicate effectively. It does no good to use a word to represent something that it is not. For example, it does no good for someone… Continue Reading →
In the illustrious history of cherry-picking quotes from Pope Francis to suit political purposes, rarely has it been done in support of libertarian ideas. But as the author of Everyone Agrees, which asserts that everyone really agrees despite seeming incongruities… Continue Reading →
1. In a sexual species, there are two sexes, MALE and FEMALE. 2. 99.93% of humans have XX or XY sex chromosomes (rest is mutation)*. 3. Being one sex but thinking you’re the other is a psychological disorder. 4. Mandating… Continue Reading →
(Translated from Kurier) A black sunglasses covered his eyes, he wants his name not reveal fearing for his family. “You can call me Christoph call, that’s my Christian name.”Christoph is an elderly refugee from Afghanistan, since 2012 he has lived… Continue Reading →
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