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Think Again Thursday #1

By On December 17, 2009 · 12 Comments

This is a little late in the day for the Think Again Thursdays feature, but I’ll give it a go…I write and comment, and you, my readers, rally to defend the point in question.

I came across this blog entry,

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Contraceptive Users, You May Not Know This

By On December 16, 2009 · 3 Comments

Because I have a variety of readers from across the religious/ political spectrum, I rarely–if ever–touch on the “A” word. Being pro-life is important to me, and I want other people to be pro life, but I never want to hit people over the head with it. Far more people come to understand my position [...]

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Please Note

By On November 8, 2007 · 3 Comments

A couple notes for commentors on this blog, particularly for those on the “Childfree: Selfishness Incarnate, etc.” entry below:

 1) Dialogue guidelines. Here I’ll quote from  one of my favorite bloggers: A Note to Visitors:
“Please share your comments! Note, however, that civility is considered a higher good than First Amendment rights here. Incivility will [...]

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Pharmaceutics of Continuity: the Right to Object

By On November 1, 2007 · Leave a Comment

A brief video from Rome Reports on the Pope’s aforementioned meeting with the Pharmacists from around the world.

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"We cannot anesthetize consciences…"

By On October 31, 2007 · 10 Comments

 

Memo to Politicians of the State of Wisconsin and New Jersey (and, well, the rest of the country, really): Evidently the biomedical services are at the service of man (read: English vernacular for human kind, not a misogynist omission of the feminine genius), not the other way around.

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