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Ehrlich Was Wrong

DVD Review Demographic Winter “Never in history have we had economic prosperity accompanied by depopulation” “There won’t be enough people to run the trains and pay the taxes.” “Now we have forty years of evidence that the deterioration of marriage, the encouragement of sexuality outside of marriage is just not good for society, nor the …

July 1, 2008 – 8:33 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Ethics, Life and Choices | Tagged Children, Ethics, Family Life, Population, Review | Comments (5)

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- Todd on "Extremism in Defense of Equality" The first link is a link to a 43 page study. I might be more tempted to read it if the other links you provided... –
- G. Rodrigues on "Deepest Feelings" or Right and Wrong? @d: Sorry my dear, refuting the logical possibility of morals under naturalism is an *extremely* high bar, and I don?t think most here quite appreciate... –
- Tom Gilson on "Extremism in Defense of Equality" 1. SSM opponents do not own the "microphone" that will reach your ears. We have arguments, but you don't hear them. Don't blame us. 2.... –
- Todd on "Extremism in Defense of Equality" "So comparing to an imagined prohibition of listening [to] country music is pure idiocy." Well I dont agree, but if it helps you, consider that... –
- G. Rodrigues on "Deepest Feelings" or Right and Wrong? @d: The holocaust, was in part, enabled by the antisemitism present in Germany, which had its roots in Christianity ? Luthernaism in particular. How else... –
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