Pushing Assisted Suicide for ‘Terminal’ Anorexia
Ryan Hanlon on Adoption, the National Council for Adoption, and the Importance of Families
Adoption didn’t used to be a matter of significant controversy. Public and private adoption agencies worked diligently to place children needing families with those who wanted to love them. Private adoptions often happened without a hitch. These days, adoption has been caught up, at least to some degree, in the culture wars surrounding abortion and gay rights. Adoption of children Read More ›
Study: Legalizing Assisted Suicide Is Associated with Increased Suicides
Biden Administration’s ‘Free Crack Pipe’ Scheme Hurts the Homeless and Harms Society
David Berlinski on Architectural Nihilism, Human Nature and the Holocaust, and Emotivism
We live in intellectually mediocre times, when commitment to true debate as a means of ascertaining truth — and the understanding that reasonable people can have different opinions — has been replaced by a desire among the culturally powerful to stifle heterodox thought and punish unapproved opinions. Wesley’s guest on this episode of Humanize refuses to yield to such intellectual Read More ›
Bioethicist: Transgender Children Should Decide Whether to Transition
Pat Nolan on Criminal Justice Reform, Chuck Colson’s Prison Fellowship, and the First Step Act
Is criminal justice a “human dignity issue?” Wesley’s guest, Pat Nolan makes a compelling case that it is and for improving the manner in which—and attention we pay to—the care and rehabilitation of incarcerated people. In their conversation, Nolan discusses his upbringing in a tough Los Angeles neighborhood and how that led him to a career got in politics as Read More ›
The New York Times Is Unfit to Be ‘The Newspaper of Record’
