Quote of the Day....

Here's a banal example. You tell me if you simply disagree with this man, or if you might as well belong to a different species. The New Yorker calls this Princeton professor, Peter Singer, the world's "most influential living philosopher." It is Singer's belief that "middle class families in the United States have a moral obligation to pay 33 percent of the first $30,000 they make to combat poverty around the globe." After the first $30,000, they should pay 100 percent. He explicitly rejects the theory of property rights as an 'unacceptable ethical view,'" and argues that certain animals are "persons" that have "the same special claim to be protected" as humans. He also maintains that infanticide is in some cases morally obligatory (Larry Arn, in a special edition of the Hillsdale College Imprimus). - One Cosmos

Gagdad Bob discusses liberalism (et al) from a distinctly erudite position. As we know, all psychologists are crazy. The above is from a discussion on the possibility that God created two types of humans.