Why/how blogger Brian came up with the name Memento Moron is an interesting question, but his questions for you are intriguing:
For people (especially non-believers) who think Christians should oppose war based on their faith:
So let me get this straight. When it comes to the issue of war, you are suggesting that I should let my faith (or at least, your interpretation of it) inform my politics. But when it comes to any other issue, if I let my faith inform my politics, I’m suddenly posing some grave threat to the constitution, and must be stopped at all cost?
For everybody, based on the “gay gene” and abortion post:
What do you do when two values you hold highly conflict with each other? Which do you really believe in more than the other?
To answer these and other questions, follow this link.
Memo to Brian: Be careful what you wish for. 
Update: Another masochist blogger seeks your participation on the “gay gene” and abortion question. Fed up with my dictatorship? Expatriate!
Update II: A blogger-shrink says:
In the world of PC, all groups are valued in relation to their degree of victimhood. Homosexuals are ranked very high as victims. Pro-choice women are also victims but the moment a pro-choice woman decided to abort a pregnancy because of a “gay” gene, she would lose her status as a victim, becoming a homophobe and therefore an oppressor. Her rights to an abortion could then be abrogated without much concern.
Excellent observation, Shrink.
