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Let’s Bring Compassion Into The Abortion Debate
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Catherine Connors
I don’t expect everyone to agree about abortion. I find it difficult enough, as someone who is emphatically pro-choice but deeply ambivalent about her own experience, to come to any clear terms (beyond believing that women’s freedom of choice must remain a paramount concern) on the issue myself. So when I write about abortion, I’m…
Canadian Women: Do You Know Who’s Been Lurking Around Your Pelvis?
By
Catherine Connors
I don’t get outraged about a lot of things. It takes a lot of energy to get outraged, and I don’t have a whole lot of energy to spare, what with wrangling two manically spirited children and training for half-marathons and what-not. A few things are more or less guaranteed to provoke me to ranting…
Between Haiti And Lisbon And All The Uncertain Places In Between
By
Catherine Connors
I haven’t made a whole lot of headway in my faith journey this past week. In part because what faith I do have was shaken a bit by the disaster in Haiti – what kind of God wreaks such destruction? what kind of God has followers like Pat Robertson who say that such destruction was…
So Jesus, Socrates And A Blogger Walk Into A Bar: Reflections On Being Good In The Internet Age
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Catherine Connors
Here’s the thing about doing good, and it’s a moral problem that philosophers and theologians have worried over for millenia: is there such a thing a pure altruism? Do we ever – can we ever – really do good without considering – even just a little teeny eeny bit – how doing such good is…
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