As a Catholic, I oppose gay marriage with my whole being. But I also believe we lost the battle against it long before Massachusetts began issuing same-sex marriage licenses in 2004. Why? Because the real architects of gay marriage aren’t gay and lesbian activists, but … Continue readingWhy Christians Opened the Door to Gay Marriage
You never know. A seemingly innocent remark wounds a friend. Callous words from bystanders injure fragile survivors. A stranger is believed over a friend. Sticks and stones may break bones, but words DO hurt, especially when uttered by a friend. Why does it matter? Why … Continue readingWhy It Matters
The Wall Street Journal had an article about a woman who had her eggs frozen in her late 30s so that she could plan her family in her 40s when her fertility is gone. She spent almost $50,000 to freeze 70 eggs, obliterating her savings … Continue readingLiving the Rebuttal to Egg Freezing
Several questions in the comment box and further research has prompted me to revisit my post, Emergency Contraception: Science and Morals. Although my conclusions remain unwaveringly against EC (emergency contraception), a slightly more in-depth explanation seems necessary. In an effort to remain concise, yet still … Continue readingEmergency Contraception Revisited
Recently the news contained two slightly misleading headlines: “German bishops say morning-after pill is ok in rape cases,” and “Top Vatican official calls German bishop’s approval of morning after pill ‘exemplary’”. On the surface both of these headlines give the appearance of the Church, specifically … Continue readingEmergency Contraception: Science and Morals