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Excellent post, Dr. Arkes! Your posts are always pertinent and hopeful ... even in the dark days like the present! - suzuki
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Yes, sincere belief is a weak ground, and definitely not Catholic, and that is why the religious liberty campaign, promoted by some bishops, is similarly doomed. Jehovah's Witnesses, if they should...
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Thoughtful piece, Hadley...seems this Court looks upon facts (empirical evidence) as inconveniences in today's world of "Newspeak" and "doublethink" relative to the creation and value of human life....
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Dr. Arkes, forgive my ignorance, but isn’t belief the lynchpin of the actual argument? I understand well the biology at issue, but isn’t dependence on that alone rife with problems? The culture of...
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@Layman Tom You said, " If they lose, they will fold up shop rather than comply." And of course, this is a no win situation. They (we) will be forced to go along with an evil agenda or we will not be...
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I’m afraid that I’m catching up a bit late to these notes and Layman Tom’s queries. No I don’t think he is being the least “impertinent” in raising these questions, but my own sense is that he has a...
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Dr. Arkes, Thank you for responding. I was perhaps guilty of measuring once and cutting twice. Upon re-reading your piece, and your reply, I think I gather what you meant a little better. To me the...
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I suppose once you start with the premise that religion is evolving and thus with it the moral beliefs of those of a particular faith group, you will end with every man becoming a religion onto his own...
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Since it is true that our Founding Fathers recognized that our unalienable Rights have been endowed to us from God from the moment of creation, not the moment we are brought forth from the womb or...
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