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J. Grant Swank, Jr.Canon Law Regarding Catholics and Abortion:"Canon Law 1398 Catholics who have obtained an abortion, or performed an abortion, have excommunicated themselves latae sententiae (automatically by their very action) from the Catholic Church....
Tags: communion, Roman Catholic, Tobin, Kennedy, sacrament, excommunication, canon law, evil, sin, right, wrong, church, accountability, God, Christ, Jesus, Savior, Calvary, crucifixion, Rhode Island, diocese, morality, ethics, Congress
ONE of the maxims of political reporting is "follow the money." Unfortunately, it's difficult to follow the money when where it supposedly goes doesn't exist. This week I've been seeing reports crop up around the website the feds are using to show congressional...
Tags: Frederick News-Post, Frederick Watchdog, Frederick Memorial Hospital, Frederick, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Applied ethics, Business ethics, Ethics
J. Grant Swank, Jr.Biblical ethicists defy left-of-left government intrusion if the latter prods believers to deny their values.These stalwarts are in the line of Jesus overturning temple tables, sending merchants fleeing. Jesus defied the power structure...
Tags: Bbile, Scripture, God, Jesus, Christ, ethics, morals, Obama, czar, shadow government, Chuck Colson, Manhattan Declaration, Orthodox, Roman Catholic, evangelial, conservative, secularists, anti-God, Washington archbishop, eternal verities
The Louisiana Board of Ethics this week filed a formal request asking the Louisiana 1st Circuit Court of Appeal to review a decision by a panel of administrative law judges that dismissed ethics charges against Rep. Rick Gallot, D-Ruston, chairman of...
Tags: Ethics Board, Rick Gallot, Mildred Gallot, Ethics Adjudicatory Board, Louisiana House of Representatives, administrative law, law judges, appeal court, Joe Bleich, Louisiana Board of Ethics, Ruston, United States administrative law, Ethics, Members of the Louisiana House of Representatives, Administrative law judge, Judges, Law Crime
Fast, assistant professor of management at the University of Southern California (USC) and Larissa Tiedens, professor of organisational behaviour at Stanford, found that publicly blaming others dramatically increases the likelihood that the practice will...
Tags: blame game, India, Thiruvananthapuram, Philosophy and religion, Richard Nixon, De, Behavior, Blame, Ethics
In life and in business compliance with the law is an important part of one's decision making process. The relationship between law, morality, and individual action essentially defines how society functions...If moral and legislative laws are two different...
Tags: legislated law, morality law, nature law, true law, criminal law, nature order, Law Ersun Warnke Salem-News, Oregon Donate, United States, totalitarian systems, Eugene, Ethics, Utilitarianism, Law, Crime, Natural law, Social philosophy, Classical liberalism, Morality, Law Crime
Qamar Zaman Kaira, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting while appreciating the media’s responsible role on Oct 23 said the role of media has been very positive and responsible but giving extensive coverage to terrorists activities sometimes...
Tags: Media, Ethics, Code, Terrorism, Khalida Ghous, humanitarian, Shafqat Mehmood, Lahore, Mehdi Hassan, Justice, Javed Jabbar, Mehmood, Fakhruddin G. Ibrahim, Rehman, Ministry, Counter-terrorism, Politics, Definition of terrorism, War Conflict, State terrorism, Zafarullah Khan, Pakistan, Qamar Zaman Kaira
The House ethics committee has declared that an earmark requested by Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Calif.) to build a commuter transit center near a handful of properties he owns would not be an impermissible financial conflict because any benefit to Calvert would...
Tags: Washington, Ethics, Ken Calvert, Calvert, Earmark
The choice is yours Thursday, November 19th 2009 In response to the article by Camille Bethel in the November 18 edition of the Express, headlined ’Clubs, bar owners must take blame’’, I think this is a bit misleading and unfair for Miss Cheryl Edwards...
Tags: passing blame, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Philosophy and religion, Modal verb, Ethics, Behavior, Blame, Hospitality Recreation
J. Grant Swank, Jr. When Bill O’Reilly asked Sally Quinn questions regarding Sarah Palin’s faith on The Factor, Quinn was all over the answer board. Quinn went on and on about her recent visit with Rick Warren, touting...
Tags: Pentecostal, evangelical, conservative, Christian, Bible, abortion, down symdrome, pro-choice, pro-life, morals, ethics, Bill O\'Reilly (political commentator), The Factor