Cardinal Is “Appalled,” Denies Africa Comments Caught on Tape
by Matthew SchmitzDefenders of offensive remarks left with little ground to stand on. . . . Continue Reading »
Defenders of offensive remarks left with little ground to stand on. . . . Continue Reading »
Republicans continue to cave. Continue Reading »
Can we conclude from nature that homosexual acts are contrary to nature? Continue Reading »
Can we avoid theology in defending marriage? Continue Reading »
Recent events remind us that the major roadblock to progress in Lutheran-Orthodox discussions is the liberal Protestantism at work in many Lutheran World Federation churches. Continue Reading »
To determine the crux of a contemporary issue, we must first determine the crux of history. Continue Reading »
Marilynne Robinson repeats the conclusion that Jesus had nothing to say about homosexuality. But that conclusion severs the connection between Jesus and his specially commissioned apostolic witnesses. Continue Reading »
Christians and traditionalists often condemn homosexual activity as “unnatural” behavior. The apostle Paul uses precisely this term. What does it mean?If it is taken to mean that there is no homosexual behavior in the natural world, then the claim is manifestly untrue. As James Neill . . . . Continue Reading »
In his study of Papuans of the Trans-Fly, F.E. Williams remarked on the role of homosexual relations in the rites of initiation:“The bachelors had recourse to sodomy, a practice which was not reprobated but was actually a custom of the country - and a custom in the true sense, i.e., fully . . . . Continue Reading »
Shame is not only the avoidance of self-knowledge. It may also lead to the refusal to recognize one’s neighbors. Continue Reading »
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