We do not live our lives in a compartmentalized fashion, much as we might like to think that we do. What we do in one area, affects all of the others, for good or ill. Can a Congressman have a 68% negative voting record on abortion-related issues and not become unhinged? North Carolina Representative Bob [...]
Archive for June, 2010
Pro-Abort Rep. Bob Etheridge Assaults Interviewers
Posted in Uncategorized on June 14, 2010 | 3 Comments »
The Boys of Summer
Posted in Dignity, tagged autism, Baseball on June 14, 2010 | 8 Comments »
In answer to the oft-repeated slur that pro-lifers care only for the fetus and not for the child beyond the womb, I offer the following as a refreshing break from the weighty subject matter that is regrettably routine on this blog. I’m in my third year of coaching little league baseball, having done so on [...]
Authentic Feminism
Posted in Uncategorized on June 13, 2010 | 7 Comments »
This weekend, Jill Stanek asks the question: How do you define feminism? The backdrop is fifty years of radical, pro-abort feminist philosophy which targets family and children as the major obstacle to women’s advancement, and which holds sacred the “right” to abortion (52+ Million), and chemical contraception as the great leveling of the playing field [...]
How We Participate in the Sins of Another – Father John Corapi
Posted in Abortion, Biomedical Ethics, tagged Abortion, Bioethics, Fr. Corapi, Karl Menninger, Sin on June 5, 2010 | 6 Comments »
Laying the foundation for an authentic Christian bioethic is what this blog is all about. It is about Coming Home; Coming Home to certain truths that have been lost over the past fifty years, as our churches (Protestant and Catholic) have veered to the edge of heresy in advancing the notion that Jesus is so [...]
Euphemisms in 4D
Posted in Abortion on June 2, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Here are a couple of videos of babies at 11 and 12 weeks of gestation, putting the lie to the euphemisms. This is the stage of development that the baby in Phoenix had achieved before Sr. McBride signed off on its death. The Phoenix baby was close to 12 weeks.
