This week marked a tragic anniversary: 33 years of the one-child policy in China. This barbaric policy has harmed hundreds of millions of people. Abortion is a major component of the policy, whether it is “chosen” by women who know that they will only have one shot at motherhood, or physically enforced by government goons. […]
Several opportunities for involvement in the secular pro-life movement have come up recently. You don’t even need to leave the comfort of your home! First up: that rarest of birds, a paid pro-life internship! Secular Pro-Life seeks an intern to update the database for AbortionSafety.com, which warns abortion-vulnerable women about medical malpractice lawsuits and health […]
I have spent four parts in this series responding to Warren’s argument that the unborn cannot be considered persons. Warren wrote her essay in 1973 in a publication called The Monist, but in 1982 she re-published the essay with an added postscript. One of the objections she was receiving to her paper is that it would also justify infanticide as […]
Yesterday, an article by SPL member Sarah Terzo appeared on Live Action News, entitled “Abortion clinic counseling: rhetoric vs. reality.” In it, she describes insider accounts of supposedly “non-directive” counseling at abortion facilities that is anything but. The “counselors” emphasize the negative aspects of parenthood, evade questions about prenatal development, and make their sale. This […]
I spent the weekend of August 24th speaking and mentoring at a seminar in Visalia, CA, then at two days of pro-life outreach at College of the Sequoias. I am a mentor and speaker through Right to Life of Central California‘s (RLCC) Justice For All (JFA) program. RLCC is the organization that holds the seminars and puts […]
The National Community Baby Shower Day is just five weeks away! Actually, it isn’t a day, but a weekend: Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27. To participate, first, check to see if there’s already a baby shower scheduled in your area. If there isn’t, follow these simple steps: 1) Contact the local pregnancy resource […]
[Today’s guest post by Crystal Kupper is part of our paid blogging program.] Last month, when I wrote about the value and worth of four-year-old Sophia, I wasn’t surprised that people were taken with her story. After all, the photos spoke for themselves. How could anyone not read her tale of initial neglect and starvation, […]
Recently, SPL member Mollie G. sent in a horrific July 11, 2013 alert from the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, entitled “In Utero Medication Administration to Fetus Presents Unique Safety Challenges.” The advisory relates a tragic incident that occurred when an unborn baby needed to be treated for erythroblastosis fetalis, a complication that can arise when […]
[Today’s guest post is by SPL member Lindsey Musgrave.] Photos courtesy of Lindsey Musgrave I hope that this story emphasizes the importance of researching all options and even getting a second opinion when faced with a prenatal diagnosis. Sometimes, things truly are bad when it comes to prenatal anomalies, but not always, and hope […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Secular Pro-Life has just launched its Six Million Project, which is designed to raise awareness of the fact that there are over six million non-religious pro-life adults in the United States. The campaign features photographs of pro-life atheists, agnostics, and “nones” from across the nation. “Every week, we get an email from […]
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