Conversations about adoption are often missing the voices of people who have lived it. Countless individuals have firsthand experience with the process, and their stories deserve to be heard. In our new series, “Adoption Stories,” we’re giving adoptees, birth parents, adoptive parents, and their families a platform to share their journeys in their own words. […]
The arguments for and against abortion are many. Among them is a simple question: does the fetus feel the pain of undergoing an abortion? While pain perception is debated, SPL turned to social media to ask followers: At what point do you think fetuses can feel pain? How could we tell? People had a variety […]
At Secular Pro-Life, we are working every day to amplify nontraditional pro-life voices, build interfaith coalitions, and advance the strongest arguments for the protection of the unborn. None of this would be possible without the generosity of people like you. Today I want to share the many ways you can partner with us in sustaining and […]
[This article is a transcript of “People care about embryonic hearts” courtesy of volunteer Ben Tomlin. If you’re interested in volunteering to transcribe more of our content, please complete our volunteer survey.] Video also available on TikTok. So, whenever I talk about embryonic hearts there’s usually a few people who push back, both actually pro-life and pro-choice people, […]
Hi All – In April, Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life hosted their first-ever Life Launch, a conference for college students. Secular Pro-Life played a core role in several ways: SPL is very interested in equipping pro-lifers in blue states to make inroads where they have the most influence: in their own communities, with classmates, coworkers, and friends. […]
[This article is a transcript of “Ethics article argues for forced abortions on minors” courtesy of volunteer Ben Tomlin. If you’re interested in volunteering to transcribe more of our content, please complete our volunteer survey.] This video is also available on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. Pretty wild article out of one of the top ethics journals in philosophy, “Justice for Girls: […]
Once a month or so, the Secular Pro-Life blog features a short interview with a pro-life atheist or agnostic. (See the full series of interviews.) Although Secular Pro-Life is not exclusively for atheists and agnostics, historically, they have played a key role in the organization. As non-religious pro-lifers become more prominent in the pro-life movement, we’re […]
On social media, Secular Pro-Life asked this question regarding the “pro-choice vs. pro-abortion” dilemma: If someone says “I’m pro-choice, not pro-abortion,” what do you think they mean? Below are some insightful responses that consider the range of opinions in the pro-choice movement, or even the problem of cognitive dissonance (lightly edited for clarity). Kimberly Ann: […]
Last month, Princeton Pro-Life invited me to deliver SPL’s presentation “The Secular Case Against Abortion.” This presentation covers biology, personhood, and bodily rights arguments. We updated this presentation to include later abortion, abortion coercion, and miscarriage to examine the consequences of a culture that embraces abortion. I also walked the audience through my thought process […]
Hey all – Last week we made our voices heard at the Virginia March for Life. With an extreme pro-abortion amendment on the ballot this November, Secular Pro-Life has been on the ground in VA working to build relationships, mobilize people, and equip advocates to win this fight. The Virginia March for Life gave us an opportunity to […]
It’s crucial that we demonstrate that anyone can–and everyone should–oppose abortion. Thanks to you, we are working to change minds, transform our culture, and protect our prenatal children. Every donation supports our ability to provide nonsectarian, nonpartisan arguments against abortion. Read more details here. Please donate today.
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