Well, a transgendered man, one who used to be a woman. And evidently still is: The man, who is believed to be in his 30s, was able to carry a child after taking female hormones to reverse the effects of his female-to-male sex change treatment.
Well, a transgendered man, one who used to be a woman. And evidently still is: The man, who is believed to be in his 30s, was able to carry a child after taking female hormones to reverse the effects of his female-to-male sex change treatment.
Mark Steyn compares President Obama’s religion policies to those of Henry VIII, whose “Act of Supremacy” gave him sole authority over his subjects’ faith and practice. You need to read what he says. But I draw your attention to just two parts of that essay.
President Obama has announced a compromise he is willing to enact on his mandatory abortion pill and contraceptive mandate. Employees of religious institutions that don’t believe in that sort of thing will have to ask the organization’s insurance company for the coverage, whereupon the insurance
The Constitution carves out space for religion so that it does not fall under government jurisdiction. So, as Charles Krauthammer points out, the government, which currently demands jurisdiction over everything, is re-defining religion: And thus, the word came forth from [Health & Human Services director
Rick Santorum has become a contender: Riding a wave of momentum from his trio of victories on Tuesday Rick Santorum has opened up a wide lead in PPP’s newest national poll. He’s at 38% to 23% for Mitt Romney, 17% for Newt Gingrich, and 13%
It’s interesting to see Roman Catholics appropriating Luther’s doctrine of vocation. Traditionally, Catholics have used the term to refer only to the calling to be a priest, a monk, or a nun. Matthew Cantirino here discusses a prominent Catholic thinker who says that we have
[An earlier version of this post went up with just the raw quotation and with my introduction, edits, and commentary not showing up, for some reason. Sorry for the confusion.] Conservatives worry that the U. S. Constitution is being ignored. The next step is for
Mollie Hemingway on the uproar over the Susan G. Komen foundation (which is devoted to fighting breast cancer) and its short-lived decision to stop giving money to Planned Parenthood. If you thought that the media were irreligious, you were proved wrong. They couldn’t be more
Lars Walker is someone who hangs out at this blog fairly often. He is also an accomplished novelist. He has a new novel out entitled Troll Valley. Lars specializes in tales about Norway, especially the ancient Vikings in their transition from paganism to Christianity.
Vanderbilt is doubling down on its insistence that Christian groups on campus must admit non-Christians. What’s interesting is hearing the university try to justify that. Robert Shibley of the civil liberty group FIRE quotes Vanderbilt’s provost explaining the policy to a gathering of students, answering
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