As much as I try to avoid linking to this loose cannon, he is right on the money in his latest column about PBS’ running of a pro-abortion documentary humanizing abortion doctors. He seethes, as we all should: [Y]our efforts to humanize abortionists are not necessary. We all know that abortionists are human. That’s why…
DetailsMark Shea with a reminder: I’m told that Christians hate science and go for mystical mumbo jumbo. But when the topic turns to abortion, it’s fascinating that prochoice rhetoric instantly turns to blather about the “mystery” of when human life begins and what human life is: all that stuff that is just so far above…
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Truthiness on the recent case: Here’s the most interesting thing to me about the long, loud debate over the recent Hobby Lobby decision: Both sides believe that they are having someone else’s views forcibly imposed upon them. Usually in political disputes, it’s broadly understood which side is being forced and which side is doing the…
Detailsis quickly becoming tired, in the way he writes and what he writes about. It is one thing to write about content that should be addressed as often as possible, but it is another to live and die by ham-handed generalizations in an echo chamber of conservative high-fiving. I still read nearly every post he…
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From our “alternative perspectives” tag… Antinatalism: since children can’t consent to being born, it’s unethical to impose life (give birth) in a world in which the potential for great suffering exists. Having children means gambling with the welfare of someone else. It means conducting Frankenstein experiments you can’t control in which someone else pays the…
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