Baby! Communicate or Die!
What is higher education teaching these days? You won’t believe the nonsense spewed by this college student.
What is higher education teaching these days? You won’t believe the nonsense spewed by this college student.
Science fiction was once just that-fiction. They were stories meant to frighten us, to make us wary of what the future might hold. Well, now we seem to be living that future. And we should be very worried.
By Christopher M. Reilly
The pro-life effort is about defending the intrinsic value of each and every human life.
By Laura Perrins
Professor Richard Dawkins has been pontificating again, this time taking a break from his busy schedule to condemn parents who refuse to conform to the culture of death.
Noted animal rights philosopher Peter Singer recently delivered an address to students at the Stevens Institute on the topic of “Ethics and the Election.”
A headline caught my eye recently. It read, “Why Elephants Require Legal Personhood,” and was written by Steve Wise, the president of the Center for the Expansion of Fundamental Rights.
Sometimes an event will literally rock the earth beneath me. One such incident came to my attention recently by way of Jill Stanek—the pro-life movement’s number one commentator.
In an article entitled, “Eliminate the Imperfect,” Carlo Bellieni, an Italian neonatologist and ethicist, highlights one of the more hideous aspects of today’s prejudicial culture.
Advocates of human embryonic stem cell research cover a vast spectrum on the political road map. They are not all Obamaites but it is interesting that many hold similar views, regardless of their official ties to the president and his philosophy.
Many years ago we learned that Princeton’s own Professor Peter Singer had devised a method by which to excuse some human persons from the human race and welcome into it other entities which were in fact animals