The role of narrative in giving life value and the difference between absolute and objective morality were argued Thursday, April 8 at “Is Abortion Immoral? A Debate.” The event was held by university ministries and included […]
As Tennesseans head to the polls in the Nov. 4 election, they will have the opportunity to vote on whether the state legislature should have the ability to regulate abortions. Amendment 1 proposes that Article […]
By Abby Thigpen Guest Writer In a Union University Honors Community Colloquium on Oct. 18, Samuel W. “Dub” Oliver, university president, led his address with this powerful opening line: “We’ve traded a command from […]
Union filed a lawsuit April 4 seeking an injunction against the contraceptive mandate of the Affordable Care Act. The lawsuit states that the mandate violates the university’s religious belief in the importance of protecting unborn […]
In ethical and political circles, the term “pro-life” evokes primarily — and for some people, exclusively — the issue of abortion. It means opposing any act that leads to the direct and intentional destruction of an unborn child in a mother’s womb. […]
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