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The Fetus
The Child
The Adult
The Old and the Weak
The Fetus
Chapter. 1
This chapter starts with a detailed discussion of partial-birth abortion (PBA), revealing that disagreement over this grizzly procedure mirrors events two millennia ago when “pro-choice” Greco- Roman culture collided with the early Church’s insistence upon the sanctity of fetal life.
The Child
Chapter. 2
This chapter will demonstrate that Traditional Christianity holds three fundamental assumptions about child-rearing, all of which our increasingly secular society frowns upon.
The Adult
Chapter. 3
The West, which once sanctified lifelong monogamy within marriage, encouraged procreation, and condemned extramarital intercourse, has recently accepted cohabitation, divorce, illegitimacy, sexual self-indulgence, and low fertility rates.
The Old and the Weak
Chapter. 4
The chapter starts by chronicling Judeo-Christian veneration of the elderly, then moves to the present day, analyzing a “compassionate” end-of-life program devised by Britain’s National Health Service—the Liverpool Care Pathway—which brought death to thousands of elderly citizens.
The Fetus
The Child
The Adult
The Old and the Weak
The Fetus
This chapter starts with a detailed discussion of partial-birth abortion (PBA), revealing that disagreement over this grizzly procedure mirrors events two millennia ago when “pro-choice” Greco- Roman culture collided with the early Church’s insistence upon the sanctity of fetal life.
Chapter. 1
The Child
This chapter will demonstrate that Traditional Christianity holds three fundamental assumptions about child-rearing, all of which our increasingly secular society frowns upon.
Chapter. 2
The Adult
The West, which once sanctified lifelong monogamy within marriage, encouraged procreation, and condemned extramarital intercourse, has recently accepted cohabitation, divorce, illegitimacy, sexual self-indulgence, and low fertility rates.
Chapter. 3
The Old and the Weak
The chapter starts by chronicling Judeo-Christian veneration of the elderly, then moves to the present day, analyzing a “compassionate” end-of-life program devised by Britain’s National Health Service—the Liverpool Care Pathway—which brought death to thousands of elderly citizens.
Chapter. 4
