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Ryan Focuses Catholic Debate
Even before Gov. Mitt Romney made his vice presidential selection last week, Catholic voters were at the center of this…
Yearly Archives: 2012
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What Can We Learn from the Stem Cell Debates
A report from The Witherspoon Council, a newly-formed bioethics body, argues that even the noblest aspirations of the scientific enterprise…
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God and Seeker at Boston College
Students at Boston College who learn solid proofs for the existence of God have an atheist professor to thank. A…
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Christian Revolution Under Constantine: 1700th Anniversary Series, Part 2
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Prose Introduction to My Poem, Constantine’s Flight to Constantius Diocletian had…
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What Motivated Nellie Gray
News reached our prolife movement this week that Nellie Gray, who founded and led the annual March for Life, has…
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Free Love and Other Redundant Phrases
We’ve all had that “ah-ha” moment, right, men? The one where you’re baking a meringue, blaring J-Lo, and you suddenly…
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Children: The New Underdog
Children have no voice setting public policy. They are legally, physically and emotionally dependent. They cannot vote. They cannot form…
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Growing Older Beautifully
“Mom, can I count your grey hairs?” my nine-year-old asked me the other day as he started to poke at…
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Rejecting In Vitro Fertilization for All the Right Reasons
Astounded, I had to take a seat when I read the latest from Rebecca Taylor. Taylor, a clinical laboratory technologist…