Conservatives Warn Against Radical Equality Act
Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the controversial Equality Act on a 224-206 vote. While proponents present the bill as a harmless measure designed to ensure that LGBTContinue Reading
Sexual Identity: Let’s Come Down from Our Newest Tower of Babel
The tricky thing about language is that it uses words, and words are based on definitions. Once we reject definitions, we not only begin to speak a different language thanContinue Reading
How the World Economic Forum supports the LGBT lobby
Everyone’s talking about “The Great Reset”: The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos is pursuing plans to reshape the world in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis. These ideas areContinue Reading
Taizé – the place of peace
During World War II Roger Schütz, later known as Brother Roger, started to intensively think how life conducted in accordance with the Scriptures and in the spirit of early ChristiansContinue Reading
We are against discrimination. But what does it mean in practice?
The concept of discrimination in the public perception is unequivocally perceived negatively. However, the problem seems to be the formulation of its definition, which could be applied with more nuanceContinue Reading
Three principles of Catholic social teaching
Why is the Catholic Church involved in politics at all? What does the Church as a religious institution have to do with politics? Shouldn’t it rather take care of itsContinue Reading
Response to Uyghur Genocide Picks Up Steam
By this point, most of the world is aware of the reports condemning the Chinese Communist Party for sanctioning abuses of the Uighur Muslim minority. The alleged abuses, including detentionContinue Reading
The Hill We Should Climb Now
Let me start by introducing Amanda Gorman, a 20-year-old Harvard graduate and poet recognized by the United States of America for her desire to liberate her country from what sheContinue Reading
Brazil-Argentina Abortion Split on Display at Human Rights Council
Argentina and Brazil share much in common. The two Ibero-American nations have historically been characterized by socially conservative values in large part due to the strong influence of the RomanContinue Reading
Covid-19: Much Ado about The Vaccines (Part 2)
We discussed in the first article, the internet and the wide availability of smart phones and how they have both ensured everyone’s access to information. That also means those whoContinue Reading