Tag: death
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Arizona is following Massachusetts into a death spiral. Seth Troutt records here the impact of a new bill wherein “Arizona clears away hurdles to allow, functionally, abortion in almost every circumstance.” “The passing of that amendment gave Arizona one of the most radical abortion laws in the entire world. Previously,…
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For centuries, archeologists have argued where the true tomb of Jesus Christ was. The New York Post reports here that Italian archeologists digging beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem found evidence that the site may in fact be the true tomb of Jesus Christ. It appears that…
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Lucas Stamps authored an excellent editorial here entitled “Immortality without God.” As I pointed out in my book Memento Mori, Helping the Church Regain the Lost Art of Dying Well, some naively believe that life can be indefinitely prolonged with new technology. Stamps correctly points out that unending life in…
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Steven Wedgeworth calls out the churches in Canada here with their participation in the country’s culture of death. “The only way that a church can find itself having “conversations” over whether to consecrate medical suicide is if it has already exchanged the testimony of God for contemporary cultural trends.”
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(My book is finished and I’m now working on finding a publisher.) Memento Mori: Helping the Church Regain the Lost Art of Dying Well Synopsis For nineteen centuries the death was public and sex was private. The culture flipped it in the middle of the 20th century and death became…
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There is an interesting account in the gospel of Luke 49-56: While he was still speaking, someone from the ruler’s house came and said, “Your daughter is dead; do not trouble the Teacher any more.” But Jesus on hearing this answered him, “Do not fear; only believe, and she will be well.” And when…
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