Topic: disprove
"With his new book, American Church: The Remarkable Rise, Meteoric Fall, and Uncertain Future of Catholicism in America, mild-mannered Russell Shaw has become the bull in the china shop of U.S. Cath ... discussWednesday of the Sixth Week of Easter (Click here for readings) Jesus said to his disciples: “I have much more to tell you, but you cannot bear it now. But when he comes, ... discuss
Now is a tough time to be a social conservative. Most of you may not know this, but even though I mostly write about economics, I’m a staunch social conservative. In fact, I was a ProLife activi ... discuss
My sense is that the crap is about to hit the proverbial fan--head-on! First off, let me disabuse you of any delusions about where I stand on the issue of Obama's constitutional ineligibility and of ... discuss
A new book may disprove claims that the linen cloth bearing Jesus’ image is an elaborate fake. Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress. ... discuss
This story has been making the rounds this week and I thought I'd share it here and my two cents. Unfortunately, this is the sad direction our countries schools are heading. When they canc ... discuss
"Wherefore then serveth the law? It was added because of transgressions, till the seed should come to whom the promise was made; and it was ordained by angels in the hand of a mediator." Galatians 3: ... discuss
The following is Part 11 of an open letter to Colonel Vaughn Doner and a critique of his 2012 book, Christian Jihad: Neo-Fundamentalists and the Polarization of America. Throughout the series, I addr ... discuss
Ecclesiastes 11:5, "As you do not know the way the spirit comes to the bones in the womb of a woman with child, so you do not know the work of God who makes everything."In mistakenly thinking man ca ... discuss
BTW, vote YES for Prop 37 "Evolution is the tinfoil hat used by Atheists to keep God out of their brainwaves" ~Bevets I wanted to point to this term, and article, for the future, as it will be va ... discuss
It was with some amusement that I read "Will Science Someday Rule Out the Possibility of God?" My amusement turned to dismay. Not because the article is right, but because it has it all wrong, and som ... discuss
This post was brought to my attention by pro-choice tweeter @heather_parker during a discussion on the rights of the zygote/embryo/fetus (ZEF) vs. the rights of the mother. The blog is called Antigone ... discuss
As part of Ron Unz’s “ongoing love letter to Hispanics” (as various commenters have characterized his essay), Unz recently has cherry picked data from various IQ sources to attempt t ... discuss
You may not be aware, but I am somewhat addicted to podcasts. Podcasts have done for me in the audio milieu what TiVo did for me in video. I can listen to what I want when I want it, and skip through ... discuss
By Dave Andrusko, National Right to Life There is a built-in problem with rebutting in detail even the most blatantly spurious/misleading/false accusations lodged against pro-life former Massachusetts ... discuss
Gulag Bound BREAKING: heck, smashing, from Iowahawk… DNC Scientists Disprove Existence of Roberts’ Taxon WASHINGTON DC – Jubilant scientists at the DNC’s High Speed Word Collid ... discuss
When Leah Libresco informed me that she was entering an RCIA program and wanted to know how to move her blog over here to the Catholic portal, she said she thought there might a some reaction to her c ... discuss
FROM THE PASTORJune 3, 2012by Fr. George W. Rutler Having spent more than a few years dealing with mental patients, I thought I was pretty well informed about the etiology of psychosis. When I ... discuss
“And the brethren immediately sent away Paul and Silas by night unto Berea: who coming thither went into the synagogue of the Jews. These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in tha ... discuss
Richard Dawkins, a renowned evolutionary biologist and no friend of Christianity, wants people to read the King James Bible but for different reasons than you might think. In his article entitled Why ... discuss
A few days ago I put up a post promoting a presentation by Rita Diller, National Director of STOP Planned Parenthood here in DBQ. That presentation was last nite & was attended by about 80-100 pe ... discuss
As those who follow this blog may know, I wrote a post almost a couple of months ago about why it is acceptable to donate money to Relay for Life, despite some of its money going to an organization th ... discuss
During the predawn hours of April 20, Western Kentucky University student Elaina Smith desecrated a display that had been erected by pro-life group Hilltoppers for Life by draping condoms over each ... discuss
Contact: Wesley Strackbein, 210-340-5250, ext. 222, wesley@visionforum.org BRANSON, Mo., April 9, 2012 /Christian Newswire/ -- As James Cameron's film Titanic headlines movie theatres worldwide in ... discuss
This is a great rebuttal to Ed Peter and Fr. MacDonald. It’s great to see Catholics rise to challenge the past 40 years of deadwood in the Church…too afraid to confront the culture… ... discuss
This piece of CRAP Maher should be deported to some uninhabited island and NEVER be allowed to breathe air in the United States. He hates our country and will say anything no matter who he hurts with ... discuss
This is a subject that I’ve been thinking about for a while. I don’t normally write about conspiracy theories, for two reasons: 1) I don’t believe in any particular conspiracy theory ... discuss
< !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"> Obama Fanatic Threatens to Kill Sheriff Joe ... discuss
The Star Ledger wrote an article a few days ago about the Personhood Amendment being voted on in several states. Let’s look at it and see what they say. Could destroying a one-celled organism ... discuss
In these letters to the editors in the New York Times, multiple people chime in on Ross Douthat’s recent article on how many pro-lifers there actually are in the United States. Many of them ... discuss
Bonhoeffer warned Germans not to slip into the cult of Führer (leader) worship, as he could turn out to be a Verführer (mis-leader, seducer). http://harrolds.blogspot.com/2012/02/faith-life-values- ... discuss
Black and White: Charles Murray and Baratunde Thurston Quiz Each Other - NYTimes.com Baratunde Thurston takes the Murray quiz and gets a 29. Krugman, Human Weakness, and Desert, Bryan Caplan | EconLo ... discuss
Feminists think that telling abortion stories will help de-stigmatize abortion. They believe that if enough women come out of the closet and announce they have had an abortion, it will influence peop ... discuss
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphatThe Northern Illinois Women’s Center abortion clinic in Rockford will be closed permanently. This is after the clinic had done a variety of tasks req ... discuss
The Northern Illinois Women's Center abortion clinic in Rockford will be closed permanently. This is after the clinic had done a variety of tasks required to meet health regulations including plans t ... discuss
I know I haven't blogged much on the openning salvos of the 2012 election, but I have a good excuse. I have been too busy answering all the robocalls I've been getting. OK while that isn't true, thank ... discuss
The problem is two observations are try, but not related. Causality is hard to really prove. Listening ipcc? Victor Ivrii, a University of Toronto math professor, described the problem similarly on ... discuss
Investors Business Daily points out today that if there's one thing that Americans can certainly count on ... it's that no matter how many times people point out the lies and distortions of facts in h ... discuss
A forensic expert says Herman Cain is telling the truth while Sharon Bialek is lying. Florida is a closed primary state, so although I am an independent, I registered as a Republican so I can vot ... discuss
In all my life I have met only one person who claims to have seen a ghost. And the interesting thing about the story is that that person disbelieved in the immortal soul before she saw the ghost and s ... discuss
Oh dear, Planned Parenthood’s getting laughable again. Tell me, can an organization be defunded on the grounds that they’re a national embarrassment? It seems an idea worth exploring, gi ... discuss
When Juliana [St. Juliana of Cornillon] was sixteen she had her first vision which recurred subsequently several times during her Eucharistic adoration. Her vision presented the moon in its full splen ... discuss
This is unbelievable and is one of the main reasons why I stopped watching that network long ago. The Video via HotAir: This is what we are going to have to deal with during this election. The libera ... discuss
This is unbelievable and is one of the main reasons why I stopped watching that network long ago. The Video via HotAir: This is what we are going to have to deal with during this election. The libera ... discuss
By Albert (Resident Hicktowner) There is a scripture that Paul used when defending/explaining/sharing his faith with a group of philosophers and people on Mars Hill in the book of Acts. Paul, in the m ... discuss
Thomas Fleming writes about the liberal tradition. The Scientific American reports that people from northern parts of the world have evolved bigger brains and larger eyes to help them to cope with lon ... discuss
If anything, the responses I got to “The Golden Calf of Scientism” on The Impractical Catholic have provided some good blogging material. One reply, in fact, dovetails nicely with a reply Jennife ... discuss
No nation is immutable; historically, nations evolve and devolve. And there's no historical precedent which would uphold the assertion that America will be an exception to thi ... discuss
Contact: Jeffrey Levinson, GOD TV, 407-862-5084, jlevinson@god.tv ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla., July 20, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ -- Is the earth billions of years old? Could there be life on other plan ... discuss
Politifact, the fact-checking web site of the mainstream media, set out to disprove comments by a pro-life New Jersey legislator, only to validate the argument that the Planned Parenthood abortion bus ... discuss
Politifact, the fact-checking web site of the mainstream media, set out to disprove comments by a pro-life New Jersey legislator, only to validate the argument that the Planned Parenthood abortion bus ... discuss
From the direction of Louis Malle, came a film in 1981, written by and co-starring Andre Gregory and Wallace Shawn, about an extended dinner conversation in a chic New York City restaurant, where they ... discuss
There is an old lawyer’s adage: When the facts are on your side, argue the facts. When the law is on your side, argue the law. And when you don’t have either the law or the facts on your side, po ... discuss
While the Obama administration seeks to reduce the use of coal, is nervous about the use of nuclear power, and says it's worried about American dependence on foreign oil ... it only supports the so-ca ... discuss
So far, two reviews have come in for Smooth Stones: Bringing Down the Giant Questions of Apologetics, by Joe Coffey, this month’s book from Cruciform Press.Both reviews affirm our purpose i ... discuss
This is MY proclamation Isaiah 54:17 No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the ... discuss
A & J, husband-and-wife Jehovah’s Witnesses, have been coming to talk with me on Saturday mornings for three weeks now. They are lovely people, trying to follow Jesus, and that alone makes them fri ... discuss
Norman Geisler has written a short book on theodicy, as if that were possible. I read this over two days in 4 hours or so. Theodicy, is the philosophical area dealing with the problem of evil. Does th ... discuss
Editor’s Note: Originally published on TownHall.com , used with permission. Frank Turek is a speaker and author, and a leading Christian apologist. Learn more at his website www.CrossExamined.org. ... discuss
The headline reads: Most Catholics use birth control: study The article from Reuters reads: Some 98% of sexually active Catholic women in the United States have used contraceptive methods banned by ... discuss
Embarking on a short tour of the afterlife is all the rage, it seems. Don Piper got it started with 90 Minutes in Heaven, a really bad book that sold millions of copies. Then there was 23 Minutes ... discuss
Embarking on a short tour of the afterlife is all the rage, it seems. Don Piper got it started with 90 Minutes in Heaven, a really bad book that sold millions of copies. Then there was 23 Minutes in H ... discuss
An argument from ignorance is a logical fallacy whereby one attempts to prove a point by claiming there is no proof to a contrary claim. Sasquatch must exist because no one can prove that he doesnR ... discuss
Norman Geisler has written a short book on theodicy, as if that were possible. I read this over two days in 4 hours or so. Theodicy, is the philosophical area dealing with the problem of evil. Does th ... discuss
Is it possible to comprehend the love of God if one has not experience love as a child? Can one who was deprived even learn or be capable of loving others? The principle beh ... discuss
Mark Steyn is considered by many to be one of the most controversial commentators to take on the issue of current demographics in relation to immigration. This was evidenced by the furor his book, Am ... discuss
A new study by Oregon State University and the University of California, San Francisco has stated that there is no link between abortion and mental instability in teens. It's a correlation tha ... discuss
I simply can't shake my anxiety. Yes, the Republicans garnered historical gains in the House, and Conservatives have made important inroads in the body politic, but, as alluded to in my previous post ... discuss
Jivin JehosaphatPart One: Ad Hominem attacks Ad hominem (which means "to the man" in Latin) attacks are usually the simplest arguments to defeat because they aren't really arguments but rather persona ... discuss
Desperation is setting in for Team McKinney. As most of you know, the most ineffective member of the US Congress, Cynthia McKinney, is in a runoff for the Democratic nomination for the 4th District in ... discuss
The Wall Street Journal online features a moving column (free registration required) by an Iranian Immigrant, who began to be reconciled with her new home through the words of Dr. King: Today, in the ... discuss
November 13, 2007Dear Dr. X., Psychiatrist, [actual letter sent in response to a real experience by blog author]:Thank you very much for meeting with me last week, and for your recommendation to Dr. Y ... discuss
From Catholic News Agency:Canadians packed St. Basil’s Church in Toronto on Monday evening to hear Archbishop Charles Chaput speak about how Catholics should live out their faith in the public squar ... discuss
Michal Crichton give us a lot to think about in this speech.Here are some thoughts:(1) You cannot eliminate religion from the psyche of man r />That’s a more literal truth than he may think, especia ... discuss
I had a fascinating conversation this evening. The gentleman in question argued that since there are so many early miscarriages, prolifers would want to try to save those babies if if was medically po ... discuss
Chris Mooney is a partisan author (The Republican War on Science) and a leftist political advocate. He has made a career of pushing ideological goals as if they were objective scientific agendas. An ... discuss
TEL AVIV -- Like clockwork, every year at this time reporters file misleading and, in some cases, outright false reports about the state of Christmas in Bethlehem.They claim Israeli policies have wrea ... discuss
Mike Huckabee on MSNBC Granted, he says that it’s still way too early to know for sure. Typically, front runners have to announce their decision in the October before the midterm elections in o ... discuss
WASHINGTON – In his address to a joint session of Congress tonight, President Obama said, “One more misunderstanding I want to clear up — under our plan, no federal dollars will be use ... discuss
I am so glad that I didn't watch this show ( couldn't anyway) I don't have the T.V. hooked up to a cable. We only watch movies. After reading this statement I can tell you that if I did watch it, it w ... discuss
Somebody came to the blog looking for information about hydatidifom mole. So this seems like a good time to bring up an old post. This can perhaps clarify to some people that yes, it really is about p ... discuss
From Catholic News Agency:Canadians packed St. Basil’s Church in Toronto on Monday evening to hear Archbishop Charles Chaput speak about how Catholics should live out their faith in the public squar ... discuss
NBC’s The Last Templar has concluded just now. Sort of a The Da Vinci Code warmed over and softened up to be more palatable to believers, I have to confess I didn’t really enjoy the show ... discuss
I am going out on a limb on this one. But after I have had a chance to review the ligitimacy of this case I found that it was necessary to report my findings in context of FactCheck and Snopes misinfo ... discuss
The Obama campaign has a recent ad concerning the equal pay issues with women. Maybe we should look at the O's actions rather than his words:\"Barack Obama says he's for equal pay for women, bu ... discuss
Joyce Arthur complains of the Show the Truth tour that made its way through Southern Ontario. As you may know, Show the Truth shows pictures of aborted fetuses to show what happens to the unborn child ... discuss
Jill Stanek vs Obama on the Born Alive Infant Protection Act part 2 (see New Documents Revealing Obama's cover up on Born Alive Infant Protection for part 1).Jill Stanek on her blog responds to Obama' ... discuss
"Woman dies ignored on hospital waiting room floor" "Muslims outraged at police advert featuring cute puppy sitting in policeman's hat" (via Fox News) "The bishop knew!" "In search of redemption" ... discuss
By Hilary White June 11, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A study purporting to disprove the causal link between abortion and breast cancer is rife with errors of fact and methodology, a research organisatio ... discuss
Last week I critiqued an interview of Ben Stein. I will now respond to the following article concerning the movie:http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=six-things-ben-stein-doesnt-want-you-to-know1. Exp ... discuss
Lyrics, A Hymn to Him Lyrics >> For some reason (I sincerely don't know why) this song just popped into my head. I googled and found the lyrics linked above, and it hit me that if My Fair La ... discuss
The Same Subject Continued (Concerning the General Power of Taxation) From the New York Packet. Friday, January 4, 1788. Alexander Hamilton To the People of the State of New York: I FLATTER myself it ... discuss
Historical Christian: Catholicism and the Pope: Articulating the Truth about Life Sometimes it was subtle, such as in the preaching of accepted theological “truths” that, in time, I bega ... discuss
Yet another gaping hole has been torn in Al Gore's favorite theory, The world's oldest tree has been found in Sweden, a tenacious spruce that first took root just after the end of the last ice age, mo ... discuss
Here are a couple of important stories collected from Adult Stem Cell Awareness to further encourage your confidence that morally responsible scientific research does indeed provide the best hopes for ... discuss
From The New York Times:Over the last five weeks, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York has featured in her campaign stump speeches the story of a health care horror: an uninsured pregnant woman ... discuss
On April 4, 1984, Mary Bradley, a 41-year-old mother of four, died from lingering complications of an a 20-week abortion performed Dr. Wayne Patterson in March. Because of severe bleeding, she had bee ... discuss
Joyce Arthur responds to my article. And still doesn't get it.In today's National Post, Joyce Arthur responds to my op-ed that I published on March 10th.And she still doesn't get it.When pregnant wome ... discuss
Perhaps you read Christianity Today's cover feature "Young, Restless, Reformed" in September 2006, that described the "comeback of Calvinism". Maybe you've encountered someone speaking enthusiastical ... discuss
Was former Milwaukee Police Chief Nan Hegerty a victim of gender discrimination?From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:Milwaukee's first female police chief contends that she was discriminated against wh ... discuss
Last week, a number of rumors began swirling about regarding one of the high-profile GPD officers that has been under investigation internally. The word is that this particular officer, who shal ... discuss
I read the following sad book review of SocialFiction.org] ... discuss
After several recent discussions (in person and online) with others about the abortifacient potential of hormonal contraception, I am convinced that misinformation unfortunately still abounds on this ... discuss
Students whose beliefs already match professors’ ideal ideological paradigm are rewarded. Those who refuse to conform are at the very least persecuted, and they are often denied graduation. In ... discuss
Janyth Caldwell, age 36, died February 4, 1986, a month after George Wayne Patterson attempted to perform an abortion on her. The Alabama state Medical Examiner attributed her death to loss of oxygen ... discuss
Yesterday I Second Look Project running on radio stations in liberal cities including the worst, San Francisco. Dawn Eden of PP's link that it said would disprove the radio ad, I got this: Perhaps ... discuss
Margaret Somerville addresses once again the Unborn Victims of Crime bill.I've seen some misinformation spread about this bill.I've seen at least one opponent say that this bill would grant personhood ... discuss
Medved sets out to disprove Huckabee is supported only by Evangelicals here. ... discuss
The folks over at ABC News and USA Today wish that American voters wouldn't be so concerned about "family values." In fact, they wish this so hard that they've taken to ignoring and even distorting th ... discuss
I was following a link from this post at Joust the Facts, and was reading The Science of Gore's Nobel by Holman W. Jenkins Jr. of The Wall Street Journal's editorial board (OpinionJournal.com, Decembe ... discuss
Here is a quick rundown of some posts/articles I found interesting.1) Would Susan B. Anthony Tolerate Hillary Clinton?2) Rudy Giuliani Gets "Dan Rathered" By NYC Firefighters Here is an excerpt of Ga ... discuss
November 13, 2007Dear Dr. X., Psychiatrist, [actual letter sent in response to a real experience by blog author]:Thank you very much for meeting with me last week, and for your recommendation to Dr. Y ... discuss
~Repost from 2006~Answers in GenesisHere is a sample of Ken Ham's sermons.Click To Play play_blip_movie_379991(); Many Christian people think that the Earth was created millions or billions of years a ... discuss
One of the articles I missed while teaching in Belarus the past few weeks is this op-ed column written by Dennis Byrne and published in the Chicago Tribune. It is a good one and especially relevant fo ... discuss
Another liberal competes in the arena of ideas by opting out of the debate once his ideas are challenged. About every other week or so I get an email from someone identifying him/herself with the Lib ... discuss
I thought the leading Democratic presidential candidates were being petty, politically stupid, and morally unjustified when they refused to participate in a debate co-sponsored by Fox News and the Con ... discuss
An excerpt from an episode summary of Star Trek: Enterprise: “Meeting up in the Mess Hall, Archer asks Phlox if he's found a cure. The doctor says that even if one could be found, it may not be ... discuss
Last night Stephanie Gray, head of the CCBR, was interviewed on CKNW Vancouver to talk about the latest campaign with the little Truck of Abortion Horrors.It was so novel to hear the truth about abort ... discuss
The atheistic literary pantheon is currently comprised of three men: Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens. All three men have written bestselling books and all three have published th ... discuss
What do we really know, how do we know it, and what does it all mean anyway? 1. Evaluating New Ideas One of my favorite books when I was in college was Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scie ... discuss
This morning on the way to work, I was listening to the local radio know-it-all. Because my morning drive is only about 15 minutes long, I often miss parts of discussions, so I don’t know why he ... discuss
Janet began posting here two weeks ago and mentioned early on she was post-abortive. Following is Janet's conversion story. The photo, right, is of Janet, taken from her Then I was 20. I was pregna ... discuss
Mary Bradley, a 41-year-old mother of four, underwent a 20-week abortion performed Dr. Wayne Patterson in March of 1985. Because of severe bleeding, she was admitted to a hospital and had a total hyst ... discuss
Two years ago we wrote .... Although Michael Schiavo, through his attorney George Felos, has suggested that a planned autopsy of Terri Schiavo will confirm the extent of her brain injury, medical ex ... discuss
HISTORICAL CHRISTIANAt the end of the second day, in a Protestant store, I came across a book written by a Protestant pastor on the Holy Spirit, and how the Holy Spirit had worked in his life. As I r ... discuss
When someone’s about to say something and a more urgent matter demands our attention, what do we tell that person? “Hold that thought!” Can we literally hold a thought in our hands? In the book ... discuss
Evolutionists make truly wild assumptions to fill the gaps in their hypotheses. Check out Richard Dawkins’s thesis that DNA originated spontaneously in inorganic mud crystals. Richard Daw ... discuss
The Des Moines Register Editorial Board came out today with a disastrous editorial on legislation to legalize human cloning for research in Iowa. The title of the editorial asserts the "Stem-cel ... discuss
Senator Edwards, contrary to early reports, is keeping his controversial on-line representatives. This is no doubt because, as I've said, and contrary to Edwards' denials, they do represent him. Dio ... discuss
Filed under:Gene Edward Veith's column this week takes a confrontational face-to-face look at Christianity and the forces working against it. Not only do Christians have to fight against radical Islam ... discuss
Climbing Maslow's Pyramid Dr. Maslow identified the universal needs of every human being and classified them going from most basic to highest. His claim was that a person would not be able to reali ... discuss
Many men of good faith do not realize that science will never abdicate its current role as man’s sole and exclusive route to certain knowledge. Science itself demands its wor ... discuss
At the beginning of September, Pope Benedict XVI will hold a meeting of his former grad students, as he has done every year for about three decades now. Each year, the meetings focus on a single topi ... discuss
Desperation is setting in for Team McKinney. As most of you know, the most ineffective member of the US Congress, Cynthia McKinney, is in a runoff for the Democratic nomination for the 4th District i ... discuss
Rev Colin Coward contends that “most gay Anglicans live in the Global South”, while at the same time conceding that “[t]here are no statistics, and there has been no empirical resear ... discuss
One of the main strategies of those who deny the intrinsic value of human beings is to confuse or conflate the clear teachings of science. For example, it is a clear fact that the life of an individu ... discuss
The Guardian has a story on men in persistent vegetative states which weren't so persistent. Three men were given a drug which is commonly used as a sleeping pill. The drug, Zolpidem, aroused them a ... discuss
There is a pernicious meme that has spread through the pro-choice blogosphere. Pro-choicers think that they have finally found the perfect method to expose pro-lifers as either hypocrites or heartless ... discuss
Via Julie at Happy Catholic comes this sterling example of what happens when you allow your ideology to trump your humanity or your common sense. One way to cut waiting lists: don’t treat peop ... discuss
The leader of the opposition Popular National Congress party (PNC), Hassan Abdellah al-Turabi, has condemned the Darfur Peace Agreement, Sudan Tribune reported today - excerpt:In an interview with sa ... discuss
Though this blog is not theological in nature, once in a while we tackle theological questions. Here’s one: Are New Testament accounts of the resurrection reliable? Is the basic story line cre ... discuss
I just watched a 9 minute news segment by ABC News (here is a news story on it) about an upcoming book "The Jesus Dynasty" by James D. Tabor. Dr. Tabor's book centers around two lies - there was n ... discuss
One year ago we wrote ... Although Michael Schiavo, through his attorney George Felos, has suggested that a planned autopsy of Terri Schiavo will confirm the extent of her brain injury, medical expe ... discuss
The death certificate indicates that Janyth Caldwell, age 36, died February 4, 1986, a month after George Wayne Patterson attempted to perform an abortion on her. The Alabama state Medical Examiner at ... discuss
I hate to even have to comment on this, no less link to an article with the subtitle \"Ex-education secretary tied crime rate to aborting black babies\". However, since this is going to stir up and ... discuss
I hate to even have to comment on this, no less link to an article with the subtitle \"Ex-education secretary tied crime rate to aborting black babies\". However, since this is going to stir up and ... discuss
Frank J. is a sick, sick boy. Funny…but sick: Bush stood up and fixed his suit. “Alito is a good judge. You better all vote to confirm him.” He then shook his fist at the Democrat ... discuss
Sometimes my sense of duty seems to come into conflict with my instincts. This almost inevitably leads to duty laying a playground beating on instincts and stealing his lunch money. You see, I attempt ... discuss
I'm a big fan of Turner Classic Movies and its inimitable host, Robert Osborne. Yesterday's movie schedule was sublime, featuring a Shakespeare Festival; and last night I watched three consecutive fil ... discuss
Charles Krauthammer reveals a remarkably twisted worldview. Education and fame often do this to a man's sense of reason, darkening his lamp of common sense ... not to mention the mind warp of ... discuss
(Note: This is a long post as promised on looking at the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception, which is a requirement of the faith to believe stating that Mary was conceived without sin. This is my fir ... discuss
I hate to even have to comment on this, no less link to an article with the subtitle \"Ex-education secretary tied crime rate to aborting black babies\". However, since this is going to sti ... discuss
Two views on Robert’s “Settled law” reply: Thumbs up (Ed Whelan in National Review On-Line): Judge Roberts’s chief strategic objective in his confirmation hearing was to sec ... discuss
Amy Welborn beat me to the punch on this one. I know, I know, what a surprise! The pre-eminent blogger of the Catholic Blogosphere scooped me! How will I live with this shame? But I digress. The Ga ... discuss
Why aren't we being told about the most preventable cause of breast cancer? The Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer seeks to educate women about the link between abortion and the increased risk of br ... discuss
The pro-life view is sometimes dismissed because it’s based on “faith”—that is, an alleged private (subjective) Christianity that is beyond rational inquiry. I have dealt elsewhere on why th ... discuss
Will Autopsy Report Make "Outlandish" Claims?by Fr. Rob Johansen, June 15, 2005As the previous entry reports, the long-awaited autopsy results for Terri Schiavo will be released later today.Pinellas C ... discuss
As the previous entry reports, the long-awaited autopsy results for Terri Schiavo will be released later today. Pinellas County Medical Examiner Jon R. Thogmartin will hold a press conference on the ... discuss
Schiavo's 'Dr. Humane Death' Got 1980 Diagnosis WrongBy Jeff JohnsonCNSNews.com Senior Staff WriterApril 12, 2005(CNSNews.com) - A neurologist hired by Michael Schiavo to confirm that his wife Terri ... discuss
General ORLANDO, FL, May 3, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The pro-life group Operation Rescue has obtained the autopsy report for Baby Rowan, the infant said to have been born alive on April 2, 2005, at a ... discuss
Captain Ed’s comments produced a chuckle this morning. He parses an article in the Washington Post. Check it out. The Post starts out by noting the final homily given by Benedict before his ... discuss
Mitchell S. Felder, M.D. Board Certified Neurologist Attending Neurologist: UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center) Horizon Campus Tel: 724-346-0858 March 28, 2005 The Terri Schiavo Tra ... discuss
But it is only until you get to the 15th paragraph of the story (page 2 of the online version of the story) that you find out unequivocally and specifically that we are talking about adult stem cell ... discuss
Star V838 Monocerotis (From Hubble) I am pleased to present the Science and Christianity Showcase. Contrary to the usual experience of scientists around the globe, this first time experiment has y ... discuss
I went to this event today a few hours ago. I heard about it because a list I'm on made reference to the silent protest that was to take place opposite of it. I was waiting outside at first, as the ... discuss
The stripped down, bare bones version. In order of appearance… The Bible Archive - An appeal to the Christian Blogosphere to watch what they say online. Messy Christian - What does church ... discuss
Moral Obligation in the Long Run vs. The Barrel of a Gun The Anal Philospher squashes Peter Singer like a bug: Singer is a consequentialist. That an act is of a certain type, e.g., homicide, tortu ... discuss
