In 1996, Dr.
He did not so much prophesy the particularities of a culture unmoored from Christianity, as much as he saw it as an eventuality deduced from secular princip.
Growing acceptance of euthanasia, for example, would only be the logical con- clusion of the abortion worldview that preceded it.
Were he alive today, Henry would have been agitated, none- theless unfazed by the Supreme Court\'s redefinition of marriage.
Henry knew where we as a civilization were going as a culture.
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In 1996, Dr