Health Care: Innovation vs. Access
Critics of the government facilitating heath care often worry that taking some or all of the health care field out of the realm of private enterprise will lower the degree of innovation for which...
Author: Kyle Cupp
Did SCOTUS Commit a Sin?
Observing the reactions on my Facebook feed to the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Affordable Care Act, I have been most intrigued by the religious responses that call upon God to have “mercy on...
A Question about Katniss Everdeen
Warning: this post will contain major spoilers regarding The Hunger Games trilogy. Enter the arena at your own risk. Mockingjay, the final book in The Hunger Games series, didn’t work for me as well...
Your Single Most Non-Negotiable Issue
Allow me to take a page from the book of Russell and Rose and frame a post around a seemingly but not so stupid question: What stance on a moral issue would you least...
How Marriage Works
I took this past week off from my day job to get some writing done on a long term project, and decided, during this time, to start on a beard. My new beard was...
A Conversation
“Mom, I beat level six!” “Dude,” I say, “I beat level six for you.” “Mom, my guy beat level six!”
Brave
I wish I were at the theater now. Erik Kain and Alyssa Rosenberg both give the Pixar fairy tale a thumbs up. Rosenberg: Brave plants a flag in much-derided territory and makes something visually...
When Does Someone Else’s Unethical Behavior Become My Business?
A question for discussion: assuming that not every unethical or immoral action by another person is my business, even if I am a witness to it, is there a principle I can use to...
Blogging One’s Conversion
Rod Dreher and Patrick Archbold are alarmed that former atheist blogger Leah Libresco plans to write about her conversion while in the process of becoming Catholic. Dreher worries that the ideologues who infest conversion-related...
The Ethics of Childbearing
Writing at The Stone, Christine Overall wants us to give careful ethical reflection to the question of whether to have children: If we fail to acknowledge that the decision of whether to parent or...
