Do You Need God to Know That Abortion is Wrong?
by Joe Heschmeyer
Filed under Morality, Sexuality
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The New Republic’s latest contribution to the abortion debate is remarkable, in that, despite getting virtually everything it says factually wrong, it still raises an interesting problem for pro-choicers and atheists. Here’s the Twitter teaser to the piece that started it all: How the anti-choice platform is fighting to stay alive: http://t.co/m8kuGANs2Q pic.twitter.com/fxTeRyj444 — The New Republic (@newrepublic) April 17, 2015 According to the author of this piece, New Republic senior... Read More
The Case for Life After Death
by Dr. Peter Kreeft
Filed under Anthropology
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Can you prove life after death? Whenever we argue about whether a thing can be proved, we should distinguish five different questions about that thing: Does it really exist or not? "To be or not to be, that is the question." If it does exist, do we know that it exists? A thing can obviously exist without our knowing it. If we know that it exists, can we be certain of this knowledge? Our knowledge might be true but uncertain; it might be "right opinion." If it is certain, is there... Read More