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When Alive Is Dead
By Judie Brown There has been an ongoing debate about when a person is really, truly dead for as long as I have been involved in defending life. This is so for a panoply of reasons, best summed up by Professor Robert Spaemann, who wrote, “Scrutinizing the existence of the symptoms of death as perceived by common sense, science no longer presupposes the ‘normal’ understanding of life and death....
The Way to Peace
By Judie Brown The variety of disturbing subjects one could write about in these tumultuous days staggers the mind. But the one thing that puts the messy world’s concerns in focus is always the same, and that is authentic devotion to our Lord’s truth and the courage...
The Devil Has a Home Office
By Judie Brown It is rare that we witness evil actually deepening. That is, unless we are paying attention to Planned Parenthood—one of the world’s most obvious representatives of Satan’s handiwork. The organization’s minions in New Jersey recently outdid themselves...
God Is Real
By Judie Brown When we read stories from families who have suffered through illness with young children, we cannot help but see the precious gift of human beings, as we know that every single person is distinct and unrepeatable in every way. So I wonder why it is that...
Organized Degradation
By Judie Brown Loss of respect for the dignity of the human being has been not only an organized strategy but an evil funded by the tax dollars of hardworking Americans. Tragically, most of them either do not realize this or are more than comfortable with the results....
Dubious Theology
By Judie Brown Professor Charles Camosy penned a recent article saying that existential threats to the human person—including the commission of abortion or the threat of nuclear war—are a matter of debate among some theologians. This has come to pass because of what...
Simple Math
By Judie Brown Numbers appear to be the best way for the media and other groups to share facts. One supposes this is because of the shock value contained in statistics, such as those recorded in a recent Casey Chalk article. Chalk addresses the existence of...





