Category: Science
Green Puritans
The planet exists for humanity, not humanity for the planet.
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God is Straight
Homosexuality is not a state of being because it is not inherent to created nature. It does not participate in the absolute Being of He-Who-Is. Rather, it is a state of privation or of the absence of something that should exist. Homosexuality is a shadow or cavity in the soul.
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The Origin of Personhood
Supporters of abortion make one assertion for which they will be easily prosecuted and condemned: that human personhood begins at birth.
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Pope Francis: Answer the Four Cardinals
The cardinals have taken a necessary and courageous step in an effort to protect the holiness of the Church, its faithfulness to the teachings of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, and its faithfulness to the Church’s traditional teachings on faith and morals that have Our Lord’s teachings through Scripture and tradition as a foundation.
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Dump PayPal and All Companies Opposed to Religious Liberty
These are battles you can win. You do not have to use PayPal in many cases. You do not have to drink Starbucks coffee. You do not have to watch or attend NFL or NBA games. You do not have to belong to the Democratic Party or vote for its candidates. Stop supporting them.
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“60 Minutes” Discovers Paradise Among the Bonobos
The plight of the lovable, sex-loving bonobos, seemingly born without the instinct to violence that has plagued human beings since Cain and Abel, deeply moves Anderson Cooper of “60 Minutes.”
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Battling the Demonic: An Interview with America’s Exorcists
Two of America’s most experienced exorcists share their insights on the ministry.
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Cecile Richards’ Semantic Gambit Before Congress
But, so far as I can determine, no evidence for real doctoring of Nucatola’s words or their context—or, for that matter the words of other Planned Parenthood functionaries in the CMP’s other videos—has been produced.
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Why Chesterton’s Everlasting Man Has Lasted
The Everlasting Man is one of Chesterton’s works that has continued to be read widely and win readers who wish to escape — to borrow another of Chesterton’s lines — the tyranny of being a child of one’s age.
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