One of the very frustrating things about politics for me is that so many people, both on the Left and the Right, speak about rights as if the Constitution (or government, in general) is their source. God is the source … Continue reading
The “slippery slope” argument in the context of issues dealing with Natural Law (like abortion and marriage) is widely criticized by proponents of “gay marriage.” The reason that it is not understood as a valid argument is that they reject … Continue reading
St. Catherine of Siena showed us that even the demons are repulsed by homosexuality, because homosexual acts are acts against nature. If you are repulsed by them, it’s natural to be so. Don’t be afraid to say that you are … Continue reading
I’ve just been doing some reading from Catholic blogs wherein “homophobia” is decried. By “homophobia,” I am referring to the term used to demean those of us who say (as the Church herself says) that homosexual inclination is objectively disordered … Continue reading
I see that Dr. Ben Carson is receiving some backlash for saying, “marriage is between a man and a woman. No group, be they gays, be they NAMBLA, be they people who believe in bestiality, it doesn’t matter what they … Continue reading
Recently, in an interview on CNN, Rand Paul said there are “thousands of exceptions” for abortion and admitted that his “Life at Conception Act” has no teeth. Now, on Fox News, Paul says he is “neutral” on the issue of … Continue reading
Mark Levin speaks the truth here. Of course the times have changed, but the principles haven’t. Just apply them, wisely. That’s like saying, ‘the times have changed, so our Constitution needs to be living and breathing.’ No it doesn’t! These … Continue reading
