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There is likely no one more consistent or more vocal in his libertarian and Catholic principles than the indefatigable Andrew Napolitano. Here is his interview with Nick Gillespie from Reason where he talks about the 2016 election and the sanctity… Continue Reading →
1. All humans are genetically 99.5% identical. 2. Belief in different genetic ‘races’ is a product of political delusion. 3. Judging personal merit by one’s ‘race’ is racism (composition fallacy). 4. Fighting racism with legally-enforced racism is institutionalized sociopathy.
ENCYCLICAL OF POPE LEO XIIION CAPITAL AND LABOR To Our Venerable Brethren the Patriarchs,Primates,Archbishops, Bishops, and other ordinariesof places having Peace andCommunion with the Apostolic See. Rights and Duties of Capital and Labor That the spirit ofrevolutionary change, which has… Continue Reading →
Originally posted on the author’s site, www.ericrobertmorse.com. I was recently at a talk on Catholic New Evangelization and the speaker began with a provocative question: What is our central goal and purpose as Catholics? After giving the audience a little… 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 →
With the campaign to abolish the concept of sex and sexual differences from US politicians in full swing, it’s a wonder why Pope Francis would even broach the topic of women deacons, or deaconesses, but he has, prompting a possible… Continue Reading →
We are all called to be mothers, whether we can or want to bear children or not. This is the message of the Theotokos, the God-Bearer. It was through her that God became incarnate in the world, and so it… 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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