How the pro-choice ideology blinds people

“Our European civilization has been built on the pillars of Jerusalem, Athens and Rome,” Dom Nuno Brás, the bishop of Madeira in Portugal, said last week. He was one of the key note speakers of the One of Us-conference in Lisbon.

For more than 200 years, scholars, scientists and politicians have debated whether there are too many people on the Earth. Is overpopulation actually a fact or just a theory? IDEA editor Daniel Scholaster did some research and spoke to experts.

Polyamorous marriage, free access to abortion and modern parenting styles. At first glance, they do not have much in common. Yet, they are a manifestation of the struggle between two answers to the same question: whose will is decisive?