We’re jumping on the throwback Thursday bandwagon! Today’s feature is a video we put together way back in 2010:
Earlier this week, pollsters released the results of a AP/GfK survey on scientific knowledge. Just over 1,000 American adults were presented with various scientific statements and asked to state how confident they were that the statement was correct: extremely confident, very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident. Most news outlets […]
Abortion Changes You is an online safe space for post-abortive parents to share their stories and begin the healing process. Unlike many other post-abortion programs, it does not insist (or even suggest) that a conversion to Christianity and/or the forgiveness of Jesus are required. Through May 31st, Abortion Changes You is running a campaign called […]
Last week, the media exploded with the news that the United States is not a democracy, but an oligarchy: Oligarchy is a form of government in which power is vested in a dominant class and a small group exercises control over the general population. A new study from Princeton and Northwestern Universities concluded that the […]
[Today’s guest post by Todd Pettigrew is part of our paid blogging program. This post contains profanity.] The soon-to-close abortion center.Image via Google Maps Here in Eastern Canada, where I live, the abortion debate has been reignited by news that the Morgentaler Clinic, a private abortion clinic in the province of New Brunswick, will close […]
On Saturday, a Christian friend of mine found himself on a plane with late-term abortionist Leroy Carhart. Carhart is known for, among other things, the death of Jennifer Morbelli last year. My friend says: “I wasn’t sitting close enough to have a conversation with him (the aisle and his wife were between us, but we […]
[Today’s guest post is by Jan S.] I’m a social conservative and practicing Catholic Christian. I’ve been involved in the pro-life movement intermittently since 1989, when my husband and I had three children under the age of four, and were expecting our fourth child. It was at that time that we invited a stranger to […]
I went to law school. This has affected my way of thinking, for good and for ill. I am now fluent in legalese. The purpose of legalese is to increase clarity. I realize that that’s very difficult for non-lawyers to believe! But it’s true, and in this post, I’ll show you by translating some legalese. […]
Via 41 Percent NYC On Monday, the New York Post published an article entitled “NYC’s tanning salons inspected more regularly than abortion clinics.” The Post describes this discovery as a “bombshell.” And for those who haven’t been paying the slightest bit of attention to the abortion industry and its lobby, I suppose it is. For […]
[Today’s guest post is by K. M. Misener.] Far too many abortion debates are framed in the most simple, black and white terms: “Are you for abortion or against it?” However, there are many shades of gray between the two extremes of an absolute ban on abortion from the moment of fertilization vs. abortion on […]