Vatican mistrial analysis; the wrongest man in history; Carrie Gress' Something Wicked review
About this episode
The episode discusses the Vatican's mistrial, critiques of population control narratives, and a review of Carrie Gress' book on feminism and Christianity.
Show Notes: Vatican appeal court orders review of financial trial investigation ( The Pillar) Vatican appeals court declares mistrial in the ‘trial of the century’ against a cardinal (AP) Phil on that New York Times obituary for Paul Erlich The Resourceful Earth: A Response to Global 2000 (edited by Julian Simon and Herman Kahn) (affiliate link) The coming population implosion (Phil Lawler) How does bottle-feeding relate to the extraordinary amplification of Paul Erlich’s Zero Population Growth message? Listen here: Carrie Gress, Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can’t Be Fused with Christianity (affiliate link) Your paid subscription means a lot to us and helps us continue our work, but we are happy for you to receive our podcast for free! Want to tell a friend? Please do! It’s a great way to help us! How about this, if you enjoyed listening to this one episode: Get full access to Happy Despite Them at leilamarielawler.substack.com/subscribe
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