Source: Church Militant via YouTube Michael Voris covers what is happening in the world – how former concepts of socio-religious and political issues are changing dramatically and how the Gospel of Saint Matthew is being fulfilled in our world today – and how this is leading to a separation of […]
Tag: Natural Law
How Can Birth Control Be Wrong? Part I
Learn about the Catholic Church’s teaching on contraception in this FREE three-part video series.
Part I: Biblical and philosophical basis for the Catholic Church’s teaching on contraception.
In this video, I explain the biblical and philosophical basis for the Catholic Church’s teaching on contraception—by far the most controversial
How Can Birth Control Be Wrong? Part II
This is Part Two of a three-part video series on the reasons behind the Catholic Church’s teaching against contraception.
In this video, I explain the natural law reasoning behind the teaching. What is the natural law? (what rational beings must do to perfect their natures.) How easy is it to understand? (Yes!) Why does the Church rely on it if it’s not something revealed by God in the Bible?
How Can Birth Control Be Wrong? Part III
In Part 3, I give you five facts that explode the myth that the world is suffering a population explosion (in reality it’s a population implosion), and two analogies to help understand the moral difference between natural family planning (NFP) and contraception. All the content is drawn from my book The Contraception Deception: Catholic Teaching On Birth Control.
Making Children, Unmaking Families
Manufacturing children using the genetic material of multiple parents is not a prospect to be celebrated. It is a dystopian technology, making children, as if they were consumer goods, and unmaking the family, as if it were not essential to the common good. The New York Times recently ran an op-ed titled “The Poly-Parent Households are Coming.” It is notable for its celebratory approach to two future prospects: that human children might be created from manufactured gametes (sperm and egg) through a process called in vitro gametogenesis (IVG)…