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Got a story to share? These two organizations want to hear it.
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardThe pro-life movement has science and logic on its side, but that’s not enough to persuade everyone; we mustn’t discount the power of storytelling. Life-affirming stories have always played a crucial role, and today, I want to highlight two organizations that focus on this area. (1) You may remember Pro-Life Champions as the organization that […]
Are viruses “alive?”
/0 Comments/in Biology /by Monica SnyderThe fetus is a living human organism. When I state this long-standing and (at least in the field of biology) undisputed fact, pro-choicers usually have one of three reactions: Reaction 1: They argue the point based on ignorance of basic biology. “A single cell is not an organism.” “A zygote is no different than your […]
What’s wrong with killing?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by AcyutanandaSuppose a cute toddler is playing in front of us, riding on a toy truck, laughing and having a great time. She may be my child, or she may be anyone’s child. And suppose I kill that toddler before your eyes. You will all be shocked, certainly. What I want to dig into here is […]
The Science/Philosophy Distinction
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Clinton WilcoxLast year I read and reviewed Life’s Work: A Moral Argument for Choice by abortionist Willie Parker (you can read my review of the book here). I posted my review on Goodreads and it actually garnered me more nasty responses than my reviews on Amazon, which surprised me somewhat. I gave a pretty thorough explanation for […]
We asked, you answered: creative ways to contribute to the cause of life
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized, We Asked You Answered /by Kelsey HazzardLast week, we asked our facebook followers: “If a pro-lifer has little disposable income and lives in a remote or rural area (assume no nearby CPCs, abortion clinics, or pro-life-related events), what are some ways he or she could still contribute to pro-life work?” Here are some of our favorite answers. (You can read all […]
Students for Life leadership fellowship applications now open
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardIt’s that time of year, when I rave about the Wilberforce Fellowship and Stevens Fellowship offered through Students for Life of America (SFLA) and encourage you to apply. The Wilberforce Fellowship brings together a select group of pro-life college students—who are already leaders of their campus organizations—and trains them to take their leadership skills to […]
Kindness for Lobsters and Humans
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardSwitzerland has recently banned the practice of boiling lobsters alive, on the grounds that they might feel pain. And while we can easily accuse Switzerland of hypocrisy for being preoccupied with lobsters after they’ve deemed it okay to kill innocent humans through abortion and euthanasia, let’s not be dismissive. Fetal development at 20 weeks No […]
Supporting women with unplanned pregnancies: can we find common ground with the pro-choice side?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Monica Snyder(Shop artist Alisha Vernon on Etsy.) A few weeks ago the New York Times ran “The Women the Abortion War Leaves Out,” a refreshingly objective op-ed about the high costs of motherhood that drive many to choose abortion. Author Michelle Oberman, a law professor and self-described feminist from California, wanted to better understand the goals […]
In-depth interview with a millennial sidewalk counselor.
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Monica SnyderInterviewer’s note: People who aren’t involved in the pro-life movement—and even some within it—tend to believe that those who stand outside abortion clinics are there to shame and terrify vulnerable abortion-minded women. But what I’ve witnessed has been quite the opposite: the people who wait outside of abortion clinics (referred to within our movement as […]
Walk for Life Recap
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardLast weekend, we traveled to San Francisco for the Walk for Life West Coast. California’s counterpart to the March for Life brought together people from all walks of life. Liberals and conservatives, atheists and Christians, and people of every race and nationality joined forces in support of children in the womb and their mothers. It […]