Does Christianity offer anything unique to ethical reflection or can we discern what we need to know by reason alone?
Posts published by “Scott Stiegemeyer”
I am not a medical expert. This is my personal experience and should not be considered medical advice. If you are struggling with your mental…
My mother used to say that before you criticize a man, you should walk a mile in his moccasins. That way, if he gets mad,…
Jesus famously commands His followers to pray for their enemies. We’ve probably all given that a shot from time to time. But have you ever…
A failure of perception quickly becomes a failure of grace. Imagine a church member announces that she has been diagnosed with cancer. Most Christians instinctively…
Introduction During the COVID-19 pandemic, countless men and women died in institutional isolation. Family members stood outside windows or stared into phone screens while husbands,…
A Christian, family man, and brain-owner speaks plainly. Let me be clear about who is writing this. I am not a physician or a therapist.…
By many accounts, we live in another time of great moral collapse. Look around. Marriage has been redefined.[1] Physician-assisted suicide is on the advance.[2] Over…
In two previous posts, I reflected on the works [Here and Here] of American Catholic author Flannery O’Connor and the insights she offers for bioethics.…
Commercial surrogacy commodifies motherhood and children.