Monthly Archives: July 2008

Defining a Person

Posted on July 30, 2008 by ACS Admin

“Personhood” is defined as a fertilized egg, created at the moment of conception. Or at least it will be in Colorado, if voters pass Colorado’s Amendment 48 this November. The Amendment, which has completed the approval process for the fall … Continue reading →

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The Silver Lining That Glows in the Dark

Posted on July 21, 2008 by jrcoulter

As lawmakers search for ways to reduce our national carbon dioxide output, some far out suggestions for cooling the planet have popped up. Have you heard about the sun shade proposal? We would launch a huge sheet of trillions of reflectors … Continue reading →

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Apophasis

Posted on July 18, 2008 by ACS Admin

With all of the chatter around the Supreme Court’s recent Heller, Boumediene, and Kennedy decisions, it has been easy to overlook some interesting cases making their way through other parts of the court system. For instance, Center for Bio-Ethical Reform … Continue reading →

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