Children’s Book Legend Tomie DePaola Lives Forever In His Work
Tomie DePaola’s children’s stories have sold more than 25 million copies and been translated into more than 20 languages. We said goodbye to him this week, but his legacy lives on.
Trump Is Right: Suicides Do Increase During Economic Hardship
The AP’s statement has no basis in reality. There is currently no body of research that demonstrates people are less likely to take their lives in time of economic hardship.
How Assisted Suicide Quickly Evolves Into An Unfettered Right To Die
In nearly every country and state that has legalized some form of assisted suicide, the pattern is the same: A narrow suicide exception broadens until everyone has the right to commission their own killing.
Why We All Cried Over Losing Kobe And Gianna
When a public figure dies, it is an opportunity to grieve for him, but also a way for us to grieve the compound losses we experience so frequently.
World Mourns Basketball Star Kobe Bryant And Daughter’s Loss In Helicopter Crash
Saying goodbye to Kobe Bryant at just 41 years old, and his daughter Gianna at just age 13, will never make sense.
Roger Scruton Taught Us To See The World In Its Mystery And Beauty
Roger Scruton has bodied forth a concrete ideal, and though most of us are destined to fall short of it, we can look to it through all the challenges that lie ahead as proof of how beautiful and noble a life can be.
Roger Scruton Is The Patron Saint Of Common Sense
Sir Roger Scruton was a warrior for Western culture. Culture was, for him, everything: ‘a vessel in which intrinsic values are captured and handed on to future generations.’
Why Do We Kill Our Cats? How To Talk To Kids About Death
My 9-year-old son wanted to talk about death. He might have taught me more than I taught him.
Ross Perot Dies After Five-Month Battle With Leukemia
Ross Perot, the two-time third-party presidential candidate in 1992 and 1996, died at 89 after battling leukemia for five months.
The Netherlands Shouldn’t Have Allowed Noa Pothoven To Kill Herself
Because doctors and governments should preserve lives, The Netherlands should have saved Noa Pothoven instead of standing by and watching her die.
Immigrant Architect I.M. Pei Was A Shining Example Of American Exceptionalism
The world-famous American architect Ieoh Ming Pei once said ‘Life is architecture and architecture is the mirror of life.’ His art is certainly a mirror of his life.
Last Year’s Decline In Dutch Euthanasia May Have Dark Explanations
As doctors face more scrutiny, changes in reporting practices might look like a decline in demand for euthanasia.
Read Some Of Aaron Wolf’s Best Writing In Honor Of His Life
Here are a few excerpts of some of Wolf’s best writings on faith––on Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection, and on our place as Christians intent on glorifying God. Don’t forget his widow and children, either.
This Belgian Nurse Watched Euthanasia Turn Pain Management Into A Death Prescription
Sophie Druenne witnessed the scourge of Belgium’s legalized euthanasia framework and the devaluing of human life by doctors charged with protecting it.
How Assisted Suicide Creates A Cascade Of Death After It Becomes Legal
Belgium recently lifted all age restrictions on euthanasia. Its euthanasia committee already approved the euthanization of three minors in the past two years. One was only 9 years old, and another was 11.
How Tragedy Testifies To The Supreme, Glorious Value Of Human Life
Our lives are a fragile gift. The grief that death stirs in us underscores what a beautiful thing we really have.
What To Cling To When Death Comes At Christmas
The first empty grave is only the first grave to empty, for on the last day all graves will be empty—Bre’s and those of all we mourn at Christmas who have died in Christ.
Friends, Colleagues Share Memories Of Bre Payton, Prayers For Her Family
As Bre Payton’s family and friends prepare for a funeral in her home state of California and a memorial service in Washington D.C., friends and colleagues sent prayers, love, and memories across Twitter.
Service Was George H. W. Bush’s Privilege
President George H. W. Bush had his own version of privilege theory. His greatest privilege was to serve.
The Last Prudent Foreign Policy President Was George H.W. Bush
In a world largely inhabited by foreign policy ideologues with no sense of history, one can only hope George H.W. Bush’s prudence, restraint, and realist statecraft makes a comeback.
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