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by William E. May, Ph.D., Senior Fellow
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 In a previous essay I presented and criticized the consequentialist
understanding of human acts central to the culture of death. Here I
will set forth the true understanding of human acts central to the
culture of life. This understanding, fully compatible with Christian
faith, is also philosophically sound; it is the meaning of human acts
undergirding “natural law.”
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03/17/2009
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In a country where population control efforts exhort male sterilization, compensation for loss of manhood is equated to guns. “Today’s Solutions are Tomorrow’s Problems”…and not a woman around to help.
