On the Issue of Consumerist Voice Part 2 of 2
See part 1 here. In part 1 of this series I focused on the individual consumer and the choices that they make while consuming product. The post particularly concentrated onContinue Reading
Of Good and Evil
In his classic work, The Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis wrote: “The greatest evil is not now done in those sordid “dens of crime” that Dickens loved to paint. It isContinue Reading
Developing Africa: The Most Important Reform
Recently President Obama hosted the “United States Africa Leaders Summit” at the White House. As part of the summit, President Obama published an opinion piece in which he outlines hisContinue Reading
Un Gran Hombre con un Gran Sueño: ¡Quebrar con la Desnutrición Infantil!
Si la grandeza de una persona se midiera por el tamaño de sus sueños, el Dr. Abel Albino sería una de las personas más extraordinarias del mundo. Pero… ¿Quién esContinue Reading
Comprehension of Contraception
There was a time in my life when I did not really understand Catholic teaching on contraception. I was not really able to understand what the big deal was aboutContinue Reading
Israel, Gaza, and International Humanitarian Law
On the first day of the militant fight between Israel and Gaza, the New York Times reported that Israel had warned Gaza’s civilians in the line of fire of theContinue Reading
Action for Adolescent Girls- A Program of Poor Incentives
The UNFPA has a new program called Action for Adolescent Girls which promises to improve the lives of hundreds of millions of adolescent women around the globe. However, the programContinue Reading
Nuestras Raíces, Nuestro Futuro
Sin duda alguna, lo que más quiere una persona que ha llegado al otoño de su vida es sentirse amado por sus familiares más cercanos y disfrutar de la compañíaContinue Reading
Human Capital, a Misunderstood Resource
It is common to hear arguments about the economic benefits of population control when discussing foreign aid and developing countries. The standard argument is that children are expensive, burden families,Continue Reading
Gammy’s Story: Abortion, Surrogacy, and the Human Heart
Gammy, a 6-month-old baby living in Thailand, is blissfully unaware that he is the subject of an international controversy. His twin sister, living with her biological parents in Australia, isContinue Reading