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The Limits of Natural Law Why Inherent Rights Alone Cannot Safeguard Human Dignity

Anyone who has graduated from an American high school knows these words from studying the Declaration of Independence in civics class:  We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they... Read More

Integers

Growing up in another valley so far away as to be a different country—growing taller and growing leaner but somehow never wiser—between mountains the mining outfit was slowly carving up, slowly carting away, I can still... Read More

Ahead of the Curve: Build-a-Baby

Because I’m such an expert on everything, most of my articles end with an emphatic period. This one ends with a troubled question mark. We heard some fabulous news last week. Scientists in Ohio reported success... Read More

A Constellation of Longing On the Ache to Be Known and the Courage to Be Soft

I. A Thought Do you ever find yourself gazing at the stars, longing for a life untouched by the gravity of the world you inhabit? A life unburdened by silent expectations, where every breath doesn’t feel... Read More