April 1, 2003 Hierarchy of Concerns Mar 27/03 Who’s Conservative? by Thomas E. Woods, Jr. I don’t know if he is being fair to the Enlightenment, but the basic idea holds for both believers and unbelievers. “St. Thomas Aquinas had … Continue reading →
January 26, 2003 Edited: March 24, 2009 Ethics & Human Life Abortion Is the Health of the State by Daniel McCarthy “It’s a shell game.” … “Abortion politics is futile because liberal democracy cannot resolve the kinds of questions involved … Continue reading →
January 9, 2003 Edited: December 31, 2008 Leave Iraq Alone Moral Reasoning to Limit War: Articles that Discuss the Idea of “Just War” Liberventionism III: The Flight from History by Joseph Stromberg “What is needed is a re-evaluation of Just … Continue reading →
December 29, 2002 Edited: December 31, 2008 Ethics & Human Life Raelian Sect Claim Birth of Cloned Baby The Raelians believe that humans were created by extra-terrestrials through cloning. The movement was founded by Rael – Claude Vorilhon – who … Continue reading →
December 7, 2002 Edited: December 30, 2008 Patenting Life? 1 2 More on the Genetically Modified Mouse Supreme Court of Canada Ruling (1). Another copy (2). Industry Canada report: Ethical Issues Associated With The Patenting of Higher Life Forms (3) … Continue reading →
December 6, 2002 Edited: December 30, 2008 Patenting Life? 1 2 The following story sounds like good news to me, and we need to discuss why many of us believe patenting life forms is wrong: “A controversial mouse, genetically modified … Continue reading →
October 20, 2002 Edited: December 30, 2008 Values Miss America and Self-Respect This article (1) is about the controversy that seems to be resolved now (3) over Miss America publicly advocating teen chastity. It’s great that Erika Harold, Miss America … Continue reading →
June 22, 2002 Edited: December 30, 2008 This is a web magazine about ideas – about truth, values and reality – and includes reviews of ideas presented in the media, on the Internet, and in books – old and … Continue reading →