In the light of questions about fueling hospital heating, Archbishop Cranmer provocatively questions the confusion about the status of human foetuses. Here. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Here’s a very thoughtful article by a top ranking scientist/medical specialist and President of ISCAST on the way science and faith are both central to his vocation. Highly recommended, especially for science/technology types who are also believers or who doubt … Continue reading
If you haven’t caught the news, it appears that we have detected the elusive gravity waves that reveal something of the first instants of the big bang. Google it… So what? you may ask, as does this commentator. … Continue reading
“I am a woman who desires men,” starts this article on the danger of confusing identity and desire. … Continue reading
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Interesting… how far does a ‘Christian’ country go to accommodate groups of other faiths and none? When multiculturalism reaches the level of laws it seems that chaos might be the outcome. … Continue reading
Mitochondrial transfer which results in ‘three parent embryos’ is touted as a way to eliminate some genetic diseases at the embryo stage. But is this simply therapeutic or is it a case of eugenics and a path on the road … Continue reading
Notions of human rights and dignity are central to global discourse about justice, war crimes, international development as well as to feminist dialogue, racial dialogue, etc. But lurking under the surface is an abyss. This article explores the issue. Quote: … Continue reading