Via ProWomanProLife: Quebec’s Health Minister is under fire for a proposal to tighten rules for private abortion clinics, forcing him to retreat on the politically volatile issue amid calls for his resignation. Clinics threatened to close and others protested after …
After a week’s vacation (not just the blog — I was traveling!), we’re back with a video pointing out an obvious hypocrisy in the way our society views unborn life: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX7cdy1dGLA&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1]
We’ve got a Facebook Page now! That’s in addition to our Facebook Group. Groups and Pages have very different uses, but it boils down to this: If you want to participate in the group and attend our events, join the …
This video is beyond words (via La Shawn Barber). It is not graphic, in the sense that it used a doll and a sheet instead of showing a real abortion, but I challenge you to watch it and not be …
Fox is “scared to death” of a Family Guy episode about abortion and has cancelled it (only the second time this has happened for the show). It won’t air on television, but it will probably still appear on DVD later …
I don’t know a lot about the experience of trying to adopt a child in Canada, except that it’s hard. Which is probably why a lot of couples look to agencies like Imagine Adoption to find children abroad. This is …
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Dawn Eden highlights “a searing opt-ed” for the Washington Times written by Martin Luther King Jr.’s niece, Dr. Alveda King, at the Americans United for Life blog (emphasis mine): When she had two of her own children aborted during the …
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From LifeSiteNews (via AmP): General Electric has announced that it will use embryonic stem cells provided by Geron Corporation for the purpose of testing toxic effects of drug treatments. GE issued a statement, attempting to preempt criticism over the decision, …
In an article by Barbara Kay that we highlighted in our euthanasia round-up post, there was a section I thought was worth highlighting in a separate post. Kay writes (emphasis mine): For a glimpse into a future in which euthanasia …
It is unfortunately common for people to be against abortion, but make exceptions for cases like rape, incest, or the health (not necessarily “life”) of the mother. It’s unfortunate because it’s an incoherent position. If the unborn is not a …