Lutherans and Procreation
9.24.2009

Consistency

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This post at Mere Comments from Anthony Esolen got me thinking about the Consistent Life Ethic . The idea is largely attributed to Cardinal...
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What is Marriage?

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This article from Touchstone is incisive, cutting like a surgeon's scalpel through the cultural mileu surrounding marriage to expose t...
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Choice, the Dragon

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See another excellent post by Tony Esolen over at MereComments at http://merecomments.typepad.com/merecomments/2009/09/choice-the-dragon.htm...
9.08.2009

Shrinking populations bode poorly for world economies

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The Kid Issue Joel Kotkin, 09.08.09, 12:00 AM EDT Shrinking populations bode poorly for world economies. The full article is available at ht...
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9.06.2009

Luther to Several Nuns

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To Several Nuns by Martin Luther ( Translated by Erika Bullmann Flores) From Wittenberg 6 August 1524 Excerpts: . . .You are correct that t...
9.05.2009

Welcome aboard the Black Pearl

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There is another interesting discussion over at the blog Four and Twenty Blackbirds showing the error of modern epistemology and ethics th...
9.04.2009

I Pledge

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I Pledge Obama I pledge allegiance to the flag of the Obama States of America and to the stem cell researchers for which he stands one ideol...
9.02.2009

"Birthing Babies and Other Delights"

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Posted by Mollie at Get Religion. Be sure to check out all the links.
8.29.2009

The Doctors' Office

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Yesterday I went to the baby doctors' office with my wife. It is a practice of 4 MD's and 1 nurse practitioner. I give the Lord many...
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The "Life of the Mother" Exception

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In the comment from Rev. Robert C. Baker I shared below, he states in part: "The world was changing. Because believers also use the ...
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8.28.2009

All shall be poor

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All shall be poor How today’s sexual narcissists insist on propagating their dreary values . See the complete article at http://www.mercator...

The "Strong Divine Command Theory Ethic"

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Two groundbreaking comments last night deserve to be highlighted in a post of their own. They are both of foundational importance to the di...
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The Twentieth Century Project

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I believe readers of this blog will find the discussion going on at Four and Twenty Blackbirds quite interesting, especially Rev. Grobien...
8.26.2009

A Husband Desires Children

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"A husband does not fulfill God's will regarding marriage simply by being married, if he fails to love his wife, desire children, o...

A Father's Spiritual Testament to His Son

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If the Lord has permitted you to have some trial, bear it willingly and with gratitude, considering that it has happened for your good and t...

Psalm 127 (The Psalter, 1912)

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Unless the Lord the house shall build, The weary builders toil in vain; Unless the Lord the city shield, The guards a useless watch maintain...
8.24.2009

The ELCA and John Piper

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John Piper posted a very controversial and very thought provoking blog entry regarding the tornado that damaged a Lutheran church on the sam...
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8.20.2009

What if she were 23 and finishing law school?

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Let's assume contraception sometimes is okay and sometimes is not. Where might that lead? I mentioned my growing horror at abortion as o...
8.14.2009

Chesterton: "I despise Birth-Control"

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G. K. Chesterton on Babies and Distributism From The Well and the Shallows Short excerpt: "... They are preferring the very dregs of li...

New Population Control Method Suggested in India

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Reader GW just sent me this one [ Less Sex, More TV ] saying: "The idea being that if they bring electricity to all the villages in In...
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