Since the blog posts have been rather irregular this week (my apologies), you get two stories today! 1) The “vote on whether I have a 20-week abortion or give birth” website, which was all over the place yesterday, has now been declared a hoax. (We called it.) Naturally, abortion advocates are reacting rationa– wait, just […]
Six pro-life advocates have been honored with $100,000 prizes this year. They are: Jeanne Head, who left her career as an obstetrics nurse to become an advocate for life at the United Nations Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, which fights euthanasia and works with the families of the severely disabled Douglas Johnson of the […]
Editor’s Note: Today’s post is written by SecularProLife.org member Nick Neal. Thanks, Nick! If you are interested in being a guest blogger, email info@secularprolife.org.On November 2, 2010 pro-lifers (including me) were partying like it was 1994. After two years of an administration that overturned the Mexico City policy, passed a healthcare bill that will allow […]
My apologies for not posting yesterday. SecularProLife.org has been very busy! On Thursday night, I joined Heather (our every-other-Monday secular sidewalk blogger) for a presentation at Liberty University. It was a resounding success! The pro-life students of Liberty were open to our ideas about reaching outside the conservative Christian bubble, and we had a respectful, […]
People happily acknowledge that graphic images can bring home the truth and save lives, as long as the context isn’t abortion! The federal government has proposed requiring cigarette manufacturers to include graphic photographs of cancer-striken people and organs on their packaging. From the Washington Post: The proposed warnings include one containing an image of man […]
The Planned Parenthood in Lawrence, Kansas, which mainly targeted the unborn children of University of Kansas students, has closed. Only three abortion businesses remain in the state. One of these is the Overland Park center, which is charged with 107 criminal violations and has dragged out the case for years. In North Dakota, state officials […]
The Life Prizes are $100,000 awards given to six pro-life individuals or organizations. First awarded in 2008, they skipped a year for some reason, but will be awarded again in 2010. The 2008 winners were announced on November 18, 2008, so I expect that the names of the 2010 winners will be released shortly. Who […]
I always love the chance to share uplifting stories! Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life, one of the most successful state-level pro-life groups in the country, is sending representatives to meet with pro-life leaders in Africa. Even cooler? Some of said leaders are Muslim. Executive Director Scott Fischbach will speak at meetings in four East African […]
Although abortion advocates desperately want abortion to be considered a legitimate medical practice, they have also led the fight to deregulate abortion businesses in the name of access. That’s led to situations which make a mockery of the claim that abortion is health care. For instance, I would never in a million years expect that […]
Everyone else has covered the election results more than adequately. I really don’t want to blog about it, but there are no other stories in the pro-life press. So instead, allow me to share this cute-yet-depressing cartoon by Clay Bennett of the Chatanooga Times Free Press.