Recent content by Ransom

Heck no. A decade ago, Lila Rose posed as a 14-year-old prostitute and visited a Planned Parenthood with her "pimp" and a hidden camera. They basically ignored the fact that she was underage and being trafficked for sex. Abortionists insist they are providing a medical service, but they also...

This is an application of the ethical principle of double effect, which posits that it is permissible to cause an unintended harm in order to prevent another, even if the unintended harm would not be permissible otherwise, and if the intent is not to cause the unintended harm but to prevent the...

Abortion always leads to extreme suffering and wounds in the victims who were conceived through rape or incest. What did they do to deserve death? The rape and incest compromise assumes that human beings created because of rape or incest are worth less than other people.

And he also promised the very opposite if they failed to uphold the covenant: Just as all the good things that the Lord your God promised concerning you have been fulfilled for you, so the Lord will bring upon you all the evil things, until he has destroyed you from off this good land that the...

This is a promise given to Israel: “In that day “I will restore David’s fallen shelter— I will repair its broken walls and restore its ruins— and will rebuild it as it used to be, so that they may possess the remnant of Edom and all the nations that bear my name,” declares the...

The rape/incest exceptions are compromises. They're frequently what it takes to achieve any restrictions on abortion at all. They're not desirable exceptions in and of themselves. The 1864 law currently in effect in Arizona bans abortions without those two exceptions. The only exception it...

No, but in neither Galatians nor Romans 11 does Paul say that the promises are for the physical descendants. If you are Christ's, you are heirs according to the promise.

Because Paul did. Kind of the point of Galatians.

Stating a mere fact is not commenting on the issue of funding. And sending me to two other previously-unlinked-to news stories doesn't mean you retroactively did.

Sure he can. He's seriously wrong on a crucial moral issue, though.

I think we would all agree that a genuine Christian could be capable of committing a murder. The original question was more complex: whether a genuine Christian could commit a murder, get away with it, and conceal his guilt all the way to the grave.

For all his other woo, Smellin has also consistently denied being a Democrat.

You didn't even raise the funding issue in your previous post, so it doesn't answer my question.

Be interested in knowing how male strippers or Mark Driscoll result in "stronger men."

"Maybe the satire site should focus on satire." Is her team admitting it wasn't satire?