The Ethics of Thomas Aquinas Co-opted
On January 28, the Catholic Church celebrated the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, a medieval Dominican friar who was canonized in 1323 and is still recognized today as one ofContinue Reading
Women from Ravensbrück. Part II
We all can relate to that feeling of reluctance when we are tired and bored, but school tests or university exams are coming. To know that women in the concentrationContinue Reading
A reflection on the March for Life, 48 years after Roe
January 22 marked 48 years since the legalization of abortion in the United States by the Supreme Court’s infamous decision Roe v. Wade. That 7-2 decision by the nation’s highestContinue Reading
Celebrating America’s Democratic Institutions
January 6, 2021 is a day that will live forever in infamy in the minds of not just Americans but everybody who is a believer in the principles of democracyContinue Reading
Why is Sex Talk Still a Taboo in 2021? Part One
In this series, I will discuss the subject of sex as a hard-to-discuss but important conversation in major institutions of the society- the family, school and religious institution. Each pieceContinue Reading
Women from Ravensbrück: Heroes who shall not be forgotten Part I
It is a popular belief that people are most likely to demonstrate their deepest self, be it immeasurably bad or good, in the extreme conditions. This was certainly the caseContinue Reading
Christians in Switzerland fight for natural marriage
In December 2020, both chambers of the Federal Assembly of Switzerland voted for the legalization of “same-sex marriage”, adoption of same-sex couples, and sperm donation for married lesbian couples. However,Continue Reading
Will Nigeria survive the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic?
Like most of the world nations, Nigeria recorded increasing positive Covid-19 cases in early 2020 and immediately went into lockdown. This was seen as the main reason behind the relativelyContinue Reading
Why millennials think marriage is old fashioned- Part Two
In the first part of this essay, I discussed the evolution, nature and purpose of marriage and compared it with the millennial era and generations preceding it. In this secondContinue Reading
Down syndrome: Every second pregnancy aborted in Europe
The increase of prenatal screening in Europe has reduced the number of babies being born per year with Down syndrome by an average of 54%, according to a study publishedContinue Reading