Before I begin this post, I should probably start by saying that I am no authority on the subject. If you find this post looking for advice on how to follow the Church’s teaching, I am not competent to give that. Rather, the purpose of this post is to pose that very question: how may [...]
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“Snowflake” Babies and Catholic Thought
Posted in Church Issues, Politics on 19 May 08 | 4 Comments »
More Death Penalty
Posted in Politics on 7 January 08 | Leave a Comment »
Interestingly, Steve Skojec has a post about the death penalty as well. He describes his own opinion on the issue, which is rather close to mine, and I believe his post provides an interesting perspective on the issue.
The Death Penalty
Posted in Politics on 5 January 08 | Leave a Comment »
Like many Catholics and Pro-Lifers, I am against the death penalty. However, I find I often become frustrated with other death penalty opponents for the way the issue is framed. Basically, it seems to me that all too often, opponents of the death penalty approach it as an issue of justice. Some will say “no [...]
Politically Correct Terms for “Transgendered” People
Posted in Everyday Life, Politics on 29 June 07 | 1 Comment »
Today I was reading Wikipedia about various topics, and I started to look over different Roman Emperors. While reading about Elagabalus, a well-known weirdo, I decided to take a look at the Talk Page. The Talk Page, for anyone who is not familiar with Wikipedia, is where users discuss factual, stylistic, and other issues regarding [...]
Why do we do it?
Posted in Church Issues, Everyday Life, Politics on 13 June 07 | Leave a Comment »
I keep coming to the same realization. It may seem strange that I would continuously have the same realization, but I think this is the best way to describe it, as you will see as I go on. The realization is quite simple, disturbingly accurate, and profoundly pessimistic. We have everything we [...]
Liberals and Unity
Posted in Politics on 7 May 07 | Leave a Comment »
This is just a quick note…but for any Catholics who are really getting tired of debates amongst themselves about such things as the liturgy, the Motu Proprio, whether it is permissible to support various Republican candidates with less than satisfactory records, or anything of the like ought to go and look at a seriously leftist [...]