I don’t debate atheists often, but when I do, I have to ask…
How can you say you are against religion and attack it in so many ways, and then claim atheism as your religion?
For instance, did you know that Richard Dawkins filed a suit for religious discrimination after one of his book signing events was cancelled? More…
John Becker of the Huffington Post writes:
Is it just me, or does it sometimes feel like there’s a new story about anti-LGBT spiritual bullying from the Catholic Church coming out every single day?
It’s not just you, John. You’re definitely not the only bully in town. More…
We Are A Christian Nation
7 Recent Attacks on Religious Freedom by Government in the United States
Excerpt from an insightful article from the Christian Post:
Freedom of religion encompasses many beliefs and actions, obviously including worship. But this rhetorical shift of limiting freedom of religion to only worship embodies a dangerous ideology that is shared by the current administration. Ironically, the former Soviet Union – a self described atheistic country – allowed “freedom of worship” but not “freedom of religion.” More…
“We have been staunch defenders of religious liberty in the past. We have a solemn duty to discharge that duty today,… for religious liberty is under attack, both at home and abroad.” More…
Notre Dame Philosophy Professor Gary Gutting stated in a New York Times op ed that “The immorality of birth control is no longer a teaching of the Catholic Church.”
“It may be objected,” Gutting wrote, “that, regardless of what individual Catholics think, the bishops in fact exercise effective control over the church. This is true in many respects, but only to the extent that members of the church accept their authority. Stalin’s alleged query about papal authority More…
After all, it’s just a full page ad inviting people to leave the Catholic Church. What kind of damage could it possibly do?
Maybe you are still not quite convinced there’s open war against the Catholic Church. More…
What if Catholic charities ceased to exist in this country?
If the government does not rescind the HHS Mandate, it is conceivable that the Church would be forced to shut down universities and hospitals many Catholic health services that provide affordable healthcare to thousands of Americans would likely follow suit.
How could the government allow that to happen? More…
Since the Health and Human Services Department announced its controversial mandate just over two weeks ago, the thrust of most arguments against it have focused on its being an unprecedented attack on religious liberty and freedom of conscience, which it most certainly is.
Just one step away
Some people, however, have been insisting too much that the real issue at stake is not about contraception, as if to say, frankly, that’s a thorny issue we’d rather not have to deal with right now.
It certainly is a thorny issue and, in fact, it really is More…
Follow this link to sign the petition asking the White House to Rescind the HHS Dept. Mandate Requiring Catholic Employers to Provide Contraceptives/Abortifacients to Their Employees.
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