Entries Tagged as ‘Politics’

August 18, 2008

The Lie in the Abortion Numbers

“THURSDAY, Jan. 17 (HealthDay News) — The U.S. abortion rate has reached its lowest level in three decades, according to a new report released Thursday.
“We don’t know why,” said study author Rachel Jones, senior research associate at the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit group that focuses on reproductive issues.”
(HT: Between Two Worlds)
Apart from my own research [...]

August 8, 2008

Bush Administration on Birth Control as Abortion

Thanks to the Thirsty Theologian for giving me the heads up on this recent, and surprisingly pertinent, Wall Street Journal article…
Hmmmm, do I hear an echo in here?
‘BH

August 1, 2008

Part Duex: Legislating Morality - Should the State Take a Stand on First Things? ala Peter Kreeft (with a little help from C.S. Lewis)

For those of you who had your interest piqued on the previous morality post, I thought I’d pass along these extremely interesting lectures by Dr. Peter Kreeft (author of “The Unaborted Socrates”), in which he attempts to answer the question: “Should the State take a stand on First things?”
Here’s part 1 (and I think you [...]

July 18, 2008

“Being Human” to air on EWTN next week

The second edition of a fantastic pro-life documentary, featuring none other than the Brazos County Coalition for Life (where I got my start in the Pro-Life movement), is due to air nationally next week on EWTN (known to most Protestants as “the Catholic channel”…lol). It’s going to highlight some of the “40 Days for Life” [...]

May 6, 2008

Ron Paul Coming to Louisville

Brother Paul is coming to Louisville on May 17th! If you can make it, take your copy of his latest book, and go meet the man himself! (I’ll unfortunately be in Texas…but tell him I said, “Howdy!”)
Here’s a portion of the email I got this morning from the Paul campaign:
Ron Paul will be bringing [...]

May 6, 2008

The Newest Survivor of Abortive Eugenics

Albert Mohler wrote an article today about the newest addition to the Governor’s mansion in Alaska, Trig Paxson Van Palin, and how he is one of the dwindling number of Down-Syndrome babies surviving the culture’s acceptance of abortive eugenics. Dr. Mohler writes:
“Modern diagnostic tests are driving a “search and destroy mission” to eliminate babies judged [...]

April 30, 2008

Where Erasmus Was Right: Exerting My Will

Eramus once said, “When I get a little money I buy books; and if any is left I buy food and clothes.” He said a lot of other things too, but Martin Luther made him look foolish for doing so, so I won’t address that issue today. All I wanted to tell you is that [...]

April 10, 2008

Ronald Reagan in Verse: The New Cold War

Karsten Piper recently inspired me to do so more poetry, and also linked to 22 other modern poets and their poems (including this poem by Tony Hoagland that was pretty deep). I very rarely write in verse, and I don’t even know if I did it right…but hey, I tried.
Be touch, and be challenged -
‘BH
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The [...]

March 27, 2008

A Declaration: In Such An Hour Of Crisis

Taken from Randall Terry’s pro-life work entitled, Operation Rescue, published in 1988:
“A Declaration: July Fourth In The Year Of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Eight
When in the course of a nation’s history it becomes necessary for the God-fearing citizens of that nation to take actions which in times of peace would be considered drastic or extreme, [...]

March 19, 2008

Planned Parenthood In the News: In Case You Missed This

This has been hot for a few months now, but in case you missed the headline, take a moment and see what’s going on: