On my way in to work this morning, NPR ran a story on the Netherlands’ new “youthanasia” policy: the killing of terminally ill infants after they’ve been delivered. It’s not just infants, either. They’re talking about doing this to children…
Psalm 69:30: I will praise God’s name in song and glorify him with thanksgiving. Psalm 95:2: Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song. Psalm 100:4: Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts…
I usually go out of my way to avoid reveling/relishing anyone’s suffering, particularly when it comes to death, although I made an exception for Uday and Qusay. I’m afraid that I have to invoke that exception again in the case…
This comes as welcome news. For those not in the know, there was a move afoot (lead by the American Bar Association) a few months ago to try to force Catholic hospitals to discuss (and maybe even perform) procedures abhorrent…
The church that my wife and I attend is situated right next to the Willow Grove Naval Air Station (and Joint Reserve Base – NAS/JRB for those keeping track) and, as such, we’ve been looking for a way to serve…
After speaking with my wife for a bit, I realized that my post from yesterday probably needed a bit of clarification. I haven’t actually felt that God is telling me to run for office. I’ve had a desire for public…
For those looking to counter NARAL’s March for Women’s “Lives” (what about unborn women’s lives? Do they not count?), there’s a Silent No More counter-march today in D.C. If you’re in the area, please consider attending it.
NARAL NARAL has called me twice in the past week. Both calls were pre-recorded, but so well done that I had trouble telling they were pre-done. The first was voiced by Bradley Whitford (“Josh Lyman” of West Wing fame for…
Neal Stephenson’s latest book, The Confusion, second in the continuing Baroque Cycle, was released this week and, although I haven’t picked it up yet, I’m really looking forward to reading it. I’m currently slogging through the first book in the…
In the wake of last week’s bombings in Madrid, I’ve been going through a whole host of emotions. At first, I felt a great deal of anger at the perpetrators and a great deal of sadness for the Spanish people.…
