Many, if not most, Christian ethicists talking about enhancement appeal to nature as normative and as providing an ethical boundary. There is a common assumption that we have the power to change nature. But is this the case? And what do we mean by change?
Should medical professionals have consciences? A recent statement by a group of bioethicists suggests we...
“You know,” I said to my friend, “I’m not sure that prayers to the saints are such a bad thing.” My friend...
I want to propose a simple and likely enjoyable remedy to the angst and malaise that is all things...
I’m a millennial to my core. I fall in the correct age range. I took a year off after college to...
I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people.- 1 Tim 2:1 In...
In 1938, Dorothy Sayers addressed a society of women on the issue of feminism. This address came twenty...
And be thankful. Col. 3:15b Growing up I didn’t really know what communion meant. When I was a kid I...
After giving his talk, the venerable old Dominican friar came and sat near me, sipped his beer, and began to...
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