David Persyn

David Persyn is a former college administrator currently working as Director of New Media Evangelization for the Magis Institute and the Magis Center of Reason and Faith, under the leadership of Fr. Robert J. Spitzer, SJ, PhD. He is deeply involved in the development of new products and services for Magis, and now is a State Co-ordinator for the presidential campaign of Rick Santorum. David is also a life-long volunteer with the Boy Scouts of America. He lives in the Baton Rouge area with his wife and twelve-year-old son.

Personhood isn't a "local issue"

David Persyn

January 21, 2012

By guest blogger David Persyn via Lisa Graas: Over the course of the Republican primaries, we've seen some discussion about whether or not the issue of . . .

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