- Abortion destroys fathers, too
- Does opposing same-sex 'marriage' make you a bigot? No
- Bill to protect state definitions of marriage introduced
- What's up with vasectomies?
- College student moonlighting as porn star claims it makes her 'free'
- RNC chairman: ‘March for Life was a little bit of a wake-up call’
- The “best argument for abortion” was just completely demolished
- Secular press goes ballistic over Pope's 'civil unions' remark
Father of Aborted Baby: I Never Got to See My Daughter or Hold Her in My Arms.
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Is
everyone who opposes gay marriage a bigot? If a photographer declines
to participate in a same-sex wedding, should she be held legally liable,
on that basis alone, for discrimination?
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Lawmakers
in Washington, D.C., have introduced bills bolstering the ability of
individual states to declare what they will and will not recognize as a
marriage and enforce that definition within state boundaries.
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You
know how it often is with barbecues: the “guy group” congregates
together — this time we stood around the backyard with our beers — while
“the wives” were inside chatting in the living room. Not all the men at
the barbecue were Catholic; there were a few nominals, and me, and some
men from other Christian traditions.
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The
Duke University student who moonlights as a porn star to pay her
tuition says the venerable North Carolina school backs her controversial
side gig.
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Republican
National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said that attending the 2014
March for Life gave him “a little bit of a wake-up call” about the fact
that the Republican Party needs to lay greater emphasis on its
commitment to the pro-life cause.
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"It
might be quite sanitary and pleasant to refer to abortion as a woman
‘withdrawing support’ from her child, but the procedure goes beyond
this. During a ‘termination,’ the baby is actively killed. It is
crushed, dismembered, poisoned, or torn apart. It is killed. It is
actively, actually, purposefully, intentionally killed."
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Yesterday
Corriere della Sera, one of Italy’s mainstream daily papers published
another “wide-ranging” interview with Pope Francis, and the usual round
of arguments, disputes and triumphant whoops exploded over what the pope
said, didn’t say, was mistranslated or misinterpreted or misrepresented
as saying, in the press and the blogosphere.
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