Ethics

Abortion Coverage–It’s Not Not in There

Thursday, March 18, 2010
By Letitia
Abortion Coverage–It’s Not Not in There

The bill does not not fund abortions with taxpayer money. »

My New Year’s Resolution: Be Like Billy Graham

Monday, January 25, 2010
By Bonnie
My New Year’s Resolution: Be Like Billy Graham

What? Oh, you thought…hahaha! You imagined crusades, dynamic preaching, and conferences with heads of state. No, no. I haven’t visions of preaching to millions nor delusions of grandeur (most of the time). I just read a little book over the Christmas holiday and knew I’d found what I wanted to... »

Making Sarah Palin Look Dumb

Thursday, January 14, 2010
By Bonnie
Making Sarah Palin Look Dumb

It’s too bad that disingenuity, self-interest, and lack of interest in “the facts” seem to drive the political machine. From the AtlanticWire’s “breakdown” of Sarah Palin’s O’Reilly Factor interview November 19, 2009, rebroadcast late December: Palin on Reading O’REILLY: Couric asked you an easy question [about what magazines or newspapers... »

The Manhattan Declaration

Saturday, November 21, 2009
By Letitia
The Manhattan Declaration

Not just any pro-life, pro-family, pro-ethics statement, the Manhattan Declaration is a call to civil disobedience if (when) the government legislates that people of conscience support abortion, eugenics, and same-sex marriages in their professions and with their tax dollars. The last paragraph of the declaration states: “Because we honor justice and the common good, we will... »

On Knowing What We’re Doing: Parents, Education, and Other Things

Thursday, October 29, 2009
By Bonnie
On Knowing What We’re Doing: Parents, Education, and Other Things

At Mere Orthodoxy, Jeremy Mann comments on what Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye says about parental vs. public school influence on children. Educators, he states, would do well to remember that “school is not a very powerful force in the lives of many students. School for many is a span of time they... »

On Culture Wars and the National Debt

Saturday, October 24, 2009
By Bonnie
On Culture Wars and the National Debt

In a recent Breakpoint Commentary, Chuck Colson points out that The Next Culture War deemed necessary by NYT columnist David Brooks isn’t exactly new. “According to Brooks, while Christians ‘were arguing about sex and the separation of church and state,’ they were ‘oblivious to the large erosion of economic values happening under their... »

It’s not “rape” unless you say it twice in a row.

Thursday, October 22, 2009
By Letitia

\”Whoopi Goldberg\’s \”rape-rape\” statement on Roman Polanski\”   The obvious denial of the circumstances by outspoken celebrities in support of movie director Roman Polanski cannot be starker than Whoopi Goldberg’s televised “rape-rape” statement on The View a few weeks back.  Apparently, many Hollywood celebs say that the judicial system should overlook his physical, emotional, and psychological... »

The Soul of Art and Life

Tuesday, September 29, 2009
By Bonnie

…is hard work, discipline, self-control, and patience, but most of all love for the medium with which one is working, such that one knows it deeply and understands its every characteristic, quirk, and nuance and can employ it most effectively to bring out its most glorious potential. The more I read about the... »

The Dilemma of Modern Western Civilization

Wednesday, June 17, 2009
By collinb

A selection from Can Christianity Save Civilization by Walter Marshall Horton, Oberlin College, 1940, Harper & Brothers Publishers, pp 151-153. The Dilemma of Modern Western Civilization: Totalitarianism or Christianity The mention of Communism should remind us that modern Western civilization, whose disintegrating and reconstructive influence upon primitive and oriental culture has been so strong, is itself... »

O’Reilly not Factoring his Own Spin

Tuesday, June 16, 2009
By Sarah

Over the last few months, prior to abortionist George Tiller’s murder, Bill O’Reilly has made it quite clear that he believes late-term abortion is repugnant. That’s a fact not in dispute and one in which pro life supporters can agree with. Where O’Reilly‘s argument is seriously flawed, and where Joan Walsh, Editor in Chief... »

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