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Tag Archives: ethics
Anniversary Pictures: Remembering Roe v. Wade
Women and men in life-and-death crises often have open ears to hear the good news.
Fewer Americans Believe Homosexuality Is a Sin
Even orthodox Christians are beginning to adopt a revisionist reading of scripture that "un-sins" homosexual practices.
The Great Tragedy of the 2012 Election
There is no sin so great that he cannot forgive and no sin so small that does not need to be forgiven.
How to Win the Public on Homosexuality
Regaining the ground Christians have lost on homosexuality will require widespread repentance, painful self-examination, and new resolve to pursue self-denying holiness.
Pain and the Ethics of Abortion
A headline in The Guardian (London) this morning reads, "Human Foetus Feels No Pain Before 24 Weeks, Study Says." Then this subtitle, "Finding in major review of scientific evidence strikes blow to those seeking to reduce upper time limit for abortion." There is a deeply tragic triumphalism to this headline/subtitle. A scientific study is being [...]





What TV Teaches Us About Abortion
Episode by episode, we slowly suffocate our conscience in a blanket of relativism and doubt.