Human rights are foundational to a free society. In America our government derives authority from the consent of the governed. Such consent presupposes that the governed themselves have rights upon which they can act as autonomous people. The way this plays out in many modern day political issues is really interesting. To say humans have [...]
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The Notion of “Rights” in Secular America
Posted: May 7, 2012 by sweetswede in Abortion, Homosexuality, Religious Liberty, SexTags: abortion, Biblical ethics, born gay, contraception, gay agenda, Homosexuality, pro-choice, pro-life, sexual revolution, women's right to choose
The Collapse of Education, the Family, and Morality
Posted: March 8, 2012 by sweetswede in Culture of Death, Education, SexTags: education, fidelity, importance of family, james hooker, jordan powers, marriage, moral decline, sexual standards, student, teacher leaves family
It is a sure sign of moral decay in society when teachers, those entrusted by large segments of society with indoctrinating instilling moral values in our children, fail to walk by even basic standards of morality. I’m speaking of James Hooker (that’s really his name, though it applies to him in other senses) and Jordon Powers. [...]
The Peculiar Case of Dakota Cochrane
Posted: March 1, 2012 by sweetswede in Apologetics, Christian living, Homosexuality, SexTags: Bible on homosexuality, choice, Dakota Cochrane, determinism, ex-gay, gay activism, gay marriage, gay rights, gay rights wiki, Homosexuality, lgbt, lgbt rights, obama gay rights, same-sex marriage, Ultimate Fighter, Westboro Baptist Church
Ultimate Fighter contestant Dakota Cochrane represents a good case study in the major point of contention between Evangelical Christians and gay rights activists. This is so primarily because of his past in gay porn. Cochrane has said he is not gay, he just did it for the money. He now regrets this decision, he says. [...]
Potential Persons and Being “Mere” Matter
Posted: February 29, 2012 by sweetswede in Abortion, Apologetics, Politics, SexTags: abortion cost, abortion pill, Alberto Giubilini, catholic abortion, culture war, divine command theory, euthyphro dilemma, Francesca Minerva, herb silverman, morality, obama abortion, pregnancy, presidential election, pro-life, religious right, Socrates, what is abortion
As you may have gathered from my blog yesterday, I have fairly strong opinions regarding the issue of abortion. Today I want to lay down the TKO toward the pro-choice position. I’m going to do this by first considering a world in which God exists (the actual world), and then a world in which God [...]