William West

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Pro-lifers taking a new direction

15 Jan 2013 |

tags: abortion, human dignity, human rights, prisons, pro-life

Prison reform is human dignity issue that needs to be addressed urgently.





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The case for loving the disabled

22 Nov 2012 |

tags: book reviews, disability

The value of the disabled and the love they inspire is the subject of a new 900-page book, Far From the Tree





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Rescuing marriage from no-fault divorce

12 Mar 2012 |

tags: divorce, happiness, marriage education

Two out of three unhappily married adults who stayed together were happily married five years later.





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Married couples need to date too

16 Feb 2012 |

tags: divorce, marriage, relationships

New research shows that married couples need to date regularly if they want to avoid the divorce courts.





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Movie morality is plummeting

10 Jan 2012 |

tags: censorship, films, teenagers

Film censors are allowing teens to access much more explicit content and few parents seem to care





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Has science buried God?

5 May 2011 |

tags: atheism, religion, science

No, far from it, an Oxford professor insists.





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An unlikely defender for the Pope

7 Oct 2010 |

tags: Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, sexual abuse, war crimes

A sometime critic of the Catholic Church has defended the Pope against claims that he should be prosecuted for condoning sex abuse





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More to life than GDP

8 Oct 2009 |

tags: economics, family, politics

A report prepared for the French government questions the use of GDP as the sole indicator of social progress.





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Families becoming own censors

17 Sep 2009 |

tags: censorship, film, internet

As films, music and the internet become less and less child friendly many parents are taking over the task of censorship from government bodies.





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Print media will survive

3 Sep 2009 |

tags: internet, media, print, public opinion

Despite their ongoing problems and competition from online publications, printed newspapers and magazines still have a strong future.





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