Mark Shea, devotee of the Apostle of Common Sense, has birthed a mini-conversation at his blog, inviting conversation on the NFP witch hunt taking place here (with NFP being the witch hunted for–not [...]
Do you belong to the “NFP cult”?
Blogger and Seattle acquaintance Mark Shea recently gave NFPworks a little nod in a post, which has attracted a clergyman in the combox who snarkily calls (and implies that I think [...]
Dustin over at Engaged Marriage did a blog entry on the TIME piece, “Green Sex, anyone?”, which has yielded more than a couple comments, most profusely visited upon by commenter named crow [...]
A reader tipped me off that the TIME piece caught the attention of Jay Leno’s writers, evidently. Was he making fun of how…wait for it…how NFP is green, but be warned that your pregnancy test will be blue! People making fun of natural methods of family planning…both shocking [...]
…this blogger at Young Adult Catholics (little bit of a misnomer, since they reject many of the Churches teachings outright) seems to think it’s not.
I like that she puts [...]
Overpopulation: The Making of a Myth
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Once people realize it’s not that healthy or safe, it deconstructs relationships and marriages and potentially ends pregnancies, they throw one last argument in the mix: overpopulation. Throw this on your crumbling polemical pyre, folks: threatening overpopulation is a myth. While there has been exponential population growth, especially [...]
Thomas Peters over at American Papist cleverly posted his corrections on this ad:
I’m grateful for drugs. I really am. I take them, some as prescription and some over the counter. They’re not my friends, per se, but in a fallen world we sometimes–oftentimes–need them. But guess what? For every action there’s a reaction, for every cause an effect, and it’s not news to us that drugs–pharmaceuticals, prescriptions, [...]
Down the Hatch!
I’m filing this one under “Hello, McFly.”
This seems to be news to some– though sadly not on the radar of many–but Dr. Chris Kahlenborn has been saying this for years: taking synthetic hormones, namely hormonal replacement pills and oral contraceptives, for a sustained period of [...]
I now interrupt this NFP blog to report in local news:
I found a great motivational poster today (h/t to Mark Shea):
In an unrelated story, there’s a group of people in Madison headed to California, but found on flight to Rome.
UPDATE: [...]
I maintain that John Paul II is the foremost feminist of our time, and here’s a little commentary on why:
Last year I forced myself to read Eve Ensler’s “The Vagina Monologues.” It was a distressing literary pilgrimage, and I would advise anyone thinking about reading it to proceed with prudence. It [...]
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Back in Town
Thank you for all the comments. Several of you have commented about my lack of response to the comments here, so here’s my comment:
Thank you for your sometimes and somewhat indignant concern.
It turns out I’ve been out of town, and much like many of you I’ve got other things on my plate other than [...]