" A win for the unborn at the Supreme Court could save hundreds of thousands of lives, and for that reason it is worth working, hoping, and praying for." Cannot disagree, but it is difficult not to equate "Pro-Life" with "Pro-fetus," since so little ink is spilled by its advocates on any discussion of life after birth, the requirements for flourishing, and actions that can, or should be, taken to promote that flourishing. The "seamless garment of life" ends with the silence that follows the birth of another human being.
Extremely excited to see more work by Charles Camosy at The Pillar; I've greatly appreciated his academic publications, and am even more pleased to find his more broadly accessible writing deeply engaging as well. Thanks be to God for this partnership!
" A win for the unborn at the Supreme Court could save hundreds of thousands of lives, and for that reason it is worth working, hoping, and praying for." Cannot disagree, but it is difficult not to equate "Pro-Life" with "Pro-fetus," since so little ink is spilled by its advocates on any discussion of life after birth, the requirements for flourishing, and actions that can, or should be, taken to promote that flourishing. The "seamless garment of life" ends with the silence that follows the birth of another human being.
Extremely excited to see more work by Charles Camosy at The Pillar; I've greatly appreciated his academic publications, and am even more pleased to find his more broadly accessible writing deeply engaging as well. Thanks be to God for this partnership!