Cathy Young wraps up 3/5 of a decade of society and scandals in her final column for the Boston Globe.
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|1.23.07 @ 7:37AM|#
"We now hear that to criticize a judicial nominee's faith-based opposition to abortion is "religious bigotry,..."
Not quite. It is more when a judicial nominee's affirmation of his religion's doctrine that abortion is immoral is argued to be a disqualification for office. It amounts to a religious test for officeholders that is unconstitutional itself.
Pi Guy|1.23.07 @ 10:21AM|#
@MJ:
I'll buy that when one potential elected or appointed politician finally stands up and says "I'm an atheist" and still manages to get the job. If there's a religious litmus test, it's clearly favors those who, at least espouse, belief.
My impression is that nothing brings more people to Jesus than running an election campaign.
Pi Guy|1.23.07 @ 10:21AM|#
remove commas around apositive; grammar better
Harry|1.23.07 @ 11:23AM|#
Cathy's departure will reduce the already low level of ideological diversity on the Boston Globe Op Ed page. When the Globe was forced to lay off a columnist, they discarded 1 of their 2 non-liberals.