Marriage: The Mystery of Faithful Love3 reviews Dietrich Von Hildebrand Sophia Institute Press, 1997 MARRIAGE AS IT IS AND AS IT SHOULD BE + The Indebtedness of the "Theology of the Body" to Dietrich Von Hildebrand + Excellent book for couples of any faith. Marriage gives true love a structure. Hildebrand makes the point that marriage causes each spouse to fight against himself for the sake of his beloved. This, argues, von Hildebrand is why it has become so unpopular. Von Hildebrand has provides us a forcefully correct understanding of marriage. ...             Why Humanae Vitae Was Right: A Reader3 reviews Ignatius Press, 1993 Thanks to Janet Smith... + Prophetic Teaching + Convincing ...my husband decided to not use any method of artificial birth control. It was a struggle for both of us, but this book really put the moral law into perspective. Janet Smith does a wonderful (and very non-preachy job) of explaining what contraception does to a marriage. In particular, the ...             The Ultimate Resource 239 reviews Julian Lincoln Simon Princeton University Press, 1998 Simon would still win today + A formative book for me + Simon research is revealing and a joy too study! If you examine the history of all "resources" you discover that they do become cheaper and more abundant over time. Why? In the better book, The Unltimate Resource, Simon goes into much more in depth research and analysis. The human mind is the "Ultimate Resource." Lets take one example, ...             The Ultimate Resource2 reviews Julian L. Simon Princeton Univ Pr, 1983 Wonderful. Much needed. Now more than ever. + Exposes Over-Population Myth I was first introduced to the first edition of the book while in college many years ago. I always like to go back and read even now. Simon pulls apart many radical environmentalist myths in one fell swoop, explaining that beyond oil, fiber, and chemicals, the ultimate resource is the human mind ...             Embryo: A Defense of Human Life11 reviews Robert P. George, Christopher Tollefsen Doubleday, 2008 A great resource + A Profound Defense of Human Life. + Excellent and comprehensive book In this important volume two philosophers with interests in bioethics and law make the case for the moral worth of the human embryo from non-religious grounds. The case instead is made with a combination of science (biology, embryology, genetics) and moral philosophy. Thus this book covers a ...             Men and Marriage14 reviews George Gilder Pelican Publishing Company, 1992 Equality is Not 'Sameness' + Greg Cello + Both academic and entertaining... This book received a lot of flack when it first came out. The demand for equality among men and women was finally being accepted as a proper ideal for a civilized society, and anyone who disagreed was deservedly shouted down. But amidst the great din, it was presumed with terrible shallowness that ...             The Gospel of Life: Evangelium Vitae1 review Pope John Paul II Pauline Books & Media, 1995 The Gospel of Life - fantastic, fabulous news!!! It's difficult to believe that this monumental encyclical has only had one reviewer! This is a life changing & culture changing masterpiece from the late Pope John Paul II.             Defending Life: A Moral and Legal Case Against Abortion Choice5 reviews Francis J. Beckwith Cambridge University Press, 2007 The case against abortion + Abortion and the art of sophistry + I don't know how anyone can remain pro-choice after reading this. + People are People no Matter How Small + Outstanding Contribution to Abortion Debate             The Art of Natural Family Planning71 reviews John F. Kippley, Sheila K. Kippley Couple to Couple League, 1996 I taught myself! + complete reference book + Great resource! + Simply The Best!             Creative Fidelity1 review Gabriel Marcel Fordham University Press, 2002 Maybe You Had To Have Been There The reason for this review is to assure anyone who reads this book that there are other works by Marcel well worth their time. Creative Fidelity was a real surprise to me: rambling, disjointed, and obviously written for an audience already well familiar with Marcel's concerns. This book appeared ...             Why Humanae Vitae Was Right: A Reader3 reviews Ignatius Press, 1993 Thanks to Janet Smith... + Prophetic Teaching + Convincing ...my husband decided to not use any method of artificial birth control. It was a struggle for both of us, but this book really put the moral law into perspective. Janet Smith does a wonderful (and very non-preachy job) of explaining what contraception does to a marriage. In particular, the ...             Defending Life: A Moral and Legal Case Against Abortion Choice5 reviews Francis J. Beckwith Cambridge University Press, 2007 The case against abortion + Abortion and the art of sophistry + I don't know how anyone can remain pro-choice after reading this. + People are People no Matter How Small + Outstanding Contribution to Abortion Debate             Marriage: The Mystery of Faithful Love3 reviews Dietrich Von Hildebrand Sophia Institute Press, 1997 MARRIAGE AS IT IS AND AS IT SHOULD BE + The Indebtedness of the "Theology of the Body" to Dietrich Von Hildebrand + Excellent book for couples of any faith. Marriage gives true love a structure. Hildebrand makes the point that marriage causes each spouse to fight against himself for the sake of his beloved. This, argues, von Hildebrand is why it has become so unpopular. Von Hildebrand has provides us a forcefully correct understanding of marriage. ...             Creative Fidelity1 review Gabriel Marcel Fordham University Press, 2002 Maybe You Had To Have Been There The reason for this review is to assure anyone who reads this book that there are other works by Marcel well worth their time. Creative Fidelity was a real surprise to me: rambling, disjointed, and obviously written for an audience already well familiar with Marcel's concerns. This book appeared ...             Embryo: A Defense of Human Life11 reviews Robert P. George, Christopher Tollefsen Doubleday, 2008 A great resource + A Profound Defense of Human Life. + Excellent and comprehensive book In this important volume two philosophers with interests in bioethics and law make the case for the moral worth of the human embryo from non-religious grounds. The case instead is made with a combination of science (biology, embryology, genetics) and moral philosophy. Thus this book covers a ...             The Art of Natural Family Planning71 reviews John F. Kippley, Sheila K. Kippley Couple to Couple League, 1996 I taught myself! + complete reference book + Great resource! + Simply The Best!             The Ultimate Resource2 reviews Julian L. Simon Princeton Univ Pr, 1983 Wonderful. Much needed. Now more than ever. + Exposes Over-Population Myth I was first introduced to the first edition of the book while in college many years ago. I always like to go back and read even now. Simon pulls apart many radical environmentalist myths in one fell swoop, explaining that beyond oil, fiber, and chemicals, the ultimate resource is the human mind ...             Men and Marriage14 reviews George Gilder Pelican Publishing Company, 1992 Equality is Not 'Sameness' + Greg Cello + Both academic and entertaining... This book received a lot of flack when it first came out. The demand for equality among men and women was finally being accepted as a proper ideal for a civilized society, and anyone who disagreed was deservedly shouted down. But amidst the great din, it was presumed with terrible shallowness that ...             The Ultimate Resource 239 reviews Julian Lincoln Simon Princeton University Press, 1998 Simon would still win today + A formative book for me + Simon research is revealing and a joy too study! If you examine the history of all "resources" you discover that they do become cheaper and more abundant over time. Why? In the better book, The Unltimate Resource, Simon goes into much more in depth research and analysis. The human mind is the "Ultimate Resource." Lets take one example, ...             The Gospel of Life: Evangelium Vitae1 review Pope John Paul II Pauline Books & Media, 1995 The Gospel of Life - fantastic, fabulous news!!! It's difficult to believe that this monumental encyclical has only had one reviewer! This is a life changing & culture changing masterpiece from the late Pope John Paul II.