Unplanned parenthood Sam Keyes August 4, 2017 Commentary, The Episcopal Church I suspect that most agree with this basic principle, this core assumptions of modern democratic life: pregnancies should be, with rare and rarely charming exceptions, planned.
Neil Gorsuch: Pro-life Episcopalian Douglas LeBlanc March 23, 2017 Books, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church Someday, perhaps, it will no longer be considered provocative for a Supreme Court nominee to believe that all human life is intrinsically valuable.
Abortion is not a blessing Andrew Petiprin December 28, 2015 Commentary Abortion is not a blessing. Let us in all humility never be afraid to say so. And may the prayers of the Holy Innocents ascend to the throne of grace to strengthen us in God’s saving work
A church that loves the prophets Esau McCaulley December 22, 2015 Commentary Are the prophets merely the forerunners of the non-profits, God’s agents of social improvement in the lives of those who need it most?
Speak yet again: euthanasia (2) Jody Howard September 16, 2015 Commentary Yesterday, I wrote about the Right to Die movement. Today, I outline some theological principles for opposing euthanasia.
The Cross, the form of marriage Will Brown August 19, 2015 Commentary The Cross is the nuptial bed on which is consummated the union of divine nature and human nature in the “one flesh” of Jesus. Nothing connotes this more powerfully than our Lord’s final “word” from the cross.
No one is a no one Jon Adamson October 29, 2014 Commentary There is not a man, woman, or child that we will not declare a no one if it suits our interests, that we will not drive to the brow of the hill, so that we might hurl them off the cliff. But no one is a no one.
