Blasphemy as a right: the Femen case and beyond
The European Court of Human Rights recognizes that Muslims may not be offended. Fine. But says that Christians may.
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The European Court of Human Rights recognizes that Muslims may not be offended. Fine. But says that Christians may.
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Read moreDetailsCatholic Joe Biden tweets surreal and aberrant things, showing himself unworthy of governing the world's most important country.
Read moreDetailsThe XIV World Congress of Families concluded yesterday. We saw a different world: more beautiful and more humane. And we...
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Read moreDetailsSenator Lindsey Graham is about to propose a bill to ban abortion beyond the baby's 15th week of life. Also...
Read moreDetails"God created man as two sexes, as male and female, which means that marriage and family, from the beginning of...
Read moreDetailsAfter House approval, an attempt to armor into parliamentary law the 2015 Obergefell vs. Hodges decision is at the mercy...
Read moreDetailsPro-abortion, pro-LGBT+, UK leading candidate to succeed Boris Johnson says a cat whose tail you cut off remains a cat....
Read moreDetailsThe White House would like the Health Department to tamper with national laws in order to turn every emergency medical...
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