Right to Die
Is it Time for Monson to Retire?
Yes. At least that’s my opinion, and of course my opinion is worth every penny you paid for it. Will he retire? No, unless a miracle revelation occurs. (Please pray for one.) Having said that, a miracle did happen in the Catholic Church. Four years ago, Pope Benedict XVI resigned due to health problems. I […]
Unhealthy Baby Abortion
A few years ago, I home taught an older gentleman. His daughter was recently married, and discovered that the baby she was carrying had serious medical issues. The baby was missing the right side of her body, and the doctor told the couple that the baby would be born alive, but live just hours due to […]
Ethical Dilemmas: My Sister’s Keeper
My wife and I watched My Sister’s Keeper from Netflix this weekend. Here’s the Netflix description: A former defense attorney (Cameron Diaz) finds herself back in the courtroom when she and her husband (Jason Patric) are sued for medical emancipation by their 11-year-old daughter, Anna (Abigail Breslin), who is expected to donate a kidney to […]
Larry Miller, Right to Die
It’s not often that my 2 loves (religion and sport) combine in a way for me to write about both. Here in Utah, the death of Larry Miller, owner of the Utah Jazz, is big news. Outside this area, it’s not a big story.
Mormon Heretic 