I have worried before that stopping the normal onset of puberty in boys who believe they are girls, is a form of human experimentation—and on children, no less. And now another case has surfaced of an 11-year-old boy who is being kept medically from entering puberty. From the story:The lesbian . . . . Continue Reading »
The White House deserves praise for condemning Iran over their violations of religious freedom. Hopefully they have time for one more : A migrant worker from the Sudan was beheaded yesterday as the punishment for practicing sorcery in Saudi Arabia. Amnesty International had campaigned to release . . . . Continue Reading »
NPR’s Adam Cole and Robert Krulwich sing about the pleasures and pitfalls of having your name become a noun: Wanna Live Forever? Become A Noun from NPR on Vimeo . (Via: Flavorwire ) . . . . Continue Reading »
Pre natal genetic testing has turned into a search and destroy eugenic abortion mission that targets fetuses with Down syndrome, dwarfism, and other genetic conditions. Indeed, we know that about 90% of such nascent humans become medical waste instead of being born. Evidence showed that . . . . Continue Reading »
The population of England: approximately 52 million. The number of children in state care: 65,520. Number of babies adopted last year: 60 . The number of babies adopted in England fell to 60 last year despite a sharp rise in the number of children in care. The total number of adoptions has . . . . Continue Reading »
Vanderbilt University nondiscrimination policy called unfair to religious groups The Tennessean , Michael Cass and Jennifer Brooks Good News: Jesus Is Not Nice Christianity Today , Mark Galli Judge refuses to block Kan. abortion insurance law Associated Press , Roxana Hegeman Mexico’s . . . . Continue Reading »
Entrepreneur and author James Altucher on the ” Ten Commandments of The American Religion “: If I stood in the center of Times Square and said something like Moses didnt really part the Red Sea, or Jesus never existed, people would probably keep walking . . . . Continue Reading »
Pete’s analysis below is precisely right. That means that Perry has flunked his screen test. Romney’s performances remain cool and competent, but he still doesn’t surge. There’s room for another candidate—lots of room. But the odds are against getting one we can really . . . . Continue Reading »
There was this point where it became obvious just how little Rick Perry thought of the electoral chances of Newt Gingrich and Herman Cain. During the last debate, Perry was asked which one of the other candidates on the stage he would prefer to be his running mate. Surrounded by several . . . . Continue Reading »