Ruth Speaks Out

Philosopher Thaddeus Kozinski takes up these questions in his very interesting article in today’s Public Discourse.  His bottom line: “am I saying that only an

Here is a video, shown at a GLBT Fun Sex Seminar event at Texas A&M, partially paid for with taxpayer money.  This video is so explicit, that

The website is slightly unhinged, but I love this headline. Billionaires for Eugenics.  The solution to the problems of poor people is to have fewer poor

The on-going drama of Prop 8. The opponents of Prop 8 are willing to gut the state’s voter initiative process in order to defend the

Same-Sex Marriage and the Assault on Institutional Integrity is Matthew Franck’s article over at the Public Discourse on the shameful behavior of King and Spaulding

As if on cue, from my previous post, I stumbled over this article published in Infectious Diseases in Children March 2011. I wonder if the editors

The AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts is a not-for-profit, community-based health organization whose mission is to stop the HIV/AIDS epidemic by preventing new infections and

So what do you make of the fact that The Life Style Left avoids debate?   I think they want compliance, not discussion. From a defense

I haven’t seen many details on the Delaware case I posted the other day.  But one fact is clear: the non-mother in same sex couple did

Bored to Death is the title of an article by philosophy professor Russell Snell. He talks about boredom as the “stance toward the world most