Letters From the Synod-2019: #6
Edited by Xavier Rynne IIThe conversation at Synod-2019 drinks more deeply from the wells of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Margaret Mead than from the living waters of biblical revelation. Continue Reading »
The conversation at Synod-2019 drinks more deeply from the wells of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Margaret Mead than from the living waters of biblical revelation. Continue Reading »
Supporting abortion isn't about legal freedom; it is about professing the Democratic faith. Continue Reading »
Pro-life feminism offers a more nuanced vision of the human person. Continue Reading »
The United Kingdom’s Court of Protection has ordered a mentally disabled pregnant woman to abort her unborn child. Continue Reading »
The “consistent ethic of life” has provided cover to Democratic politicians. Continue Reading »
There is significant momentum on the pro-life side right now. Continue Reading »
Alabama’s success challenges the pro-life movement to redouble our efforts to protect all life in law. Continue Reading »
The pro-choice movement has thrived because of its extraordinary ability to mask what it’s really about. Continue Reading »
Unplanned has flaws as a film, but it is a compelling indictment of Planned Parenthood. Continue Reading »
An icon of the Annunciation appears on the central altar doors of every Orthodox Christian church. The “royal doors” are double doors, so the icon is a diptych, with Gabriel on the left and Mary on the right. As a young child, I found the movement of this icon mesmerizing as the doors opened and . . . . Continue Reading »