Perhaps the first thing to note is that our Constitution is, to borrow a phrase from Hayek, a "constitution of liberty." Under it, the power of government over the people is checked and limited, and the people enjoy a large measure of freedom. But freedom can, of course, be used for good or for ill. Freedom can be used wisely or irresponsibly.

Evangelicals often get a bad rap for not thinking through tough theological disputes deeply enough. Perhaps it's time to prove the stereotype wrong and commit to thoughtfully reconsidering our contraception mentality.

President Obama has a different opinion. In an interview published by The New Yorker, Obama asserted, "I don't think it is more dangerous than alcohol."

Perhaps he is remembering what marijuana was like when he was a student when the THC level (the psychoactive ingredient in pot) was about 3% to 5% THC. The average level today is above 13%. Bennett says that is like comparing a 12 ounce glass of beer with a 12 ounce glass of 80 proof vodka!

The controversy dates back to something Greer wrote in the Guardian in 2009. She opined that "Nowadays we are all likely to meet people who think they are women, have women's names, and feminine clothes and lots of eyeshadow, who seem to us to be some kind of ghastly parody, though it isn't polite to say so. We pretend that all the people passing for female really are. Other delusions may be challenged, but not a man's delusion that he is female."