Via the Life Matters Journal, a consistent life ethic publication [Today’s gust post is by Adele P.] There’s been a lot of talk in pro-choice circles and on social media recently about the “pro-birth movement.” If you’re unfamiliar with this concept, effectively the pro-birth movement is a name given to pro-lifers who are pro-life strictly […]
Americans United for Life has released the 2017 edition of Defending Life, a free resource that analyzes legal trends and offers model pro-life legislation. From AUL’s press release: “This year’s edition focuses on AUL’s innovative Mother-Child strategy which seeks to legally protect and advance the interests of both a mother and her unborn child and […]
This post contains photos of abortion victims. Back in January, I made the acquaintance of some delightful human beings from the Created Equal staff. There are two pretty significant differences between Secular Pro-Life and Created Equal: Religion. The Created Equal staff is not only merely Christian, they’re really most sincerely Christian. Strategy. Created Equal […]
I’m a few months late to this poll—which was conducted from December 12 through 16 of last year—but better late than never. There are a few reasons that this particular poll is worth discussing. First, it was conducted by Marist College, which has an A grade from FiveThirtyEight (indicating low bias). Second, it asked about […]
A young person sits in a wheelchair and wears a t-shirt that says “Disabled lives are worth living.” There’s a lot of talk going on about proposed legislation that will, allegedly, make it legal for doctors lie to their patients. That is not what is happening. Since I happen to be a lawyer, allow me […]
That’s an odd headline, but hear me out. Just in the last few weeks, Secular Pro-Life has been contacted by four graduate students (including a Ph.D. candidate), from four different schools, who are researching various aspects of the pro-life movement in the context of various academic disciplines. I’ve been interviewed about everything from SPL’s legislative […]
Tomorrow, Students for Life of America is once again hosting National Pro-Life Chalk Day—but of course, if you’re not a student, you are still welcome to participate! Sidewalk chalking in public spaces is a creative and inexpensive way to share the pro-life message. This year’s theme is defunding Planned Parenthood. We encourage you to take […]
[Today’s guest post by Lucy Watson is part of our paid blogging program.] Read the following statements. There’ll be a pop quiz afterward: “I think it’s safe to say that the entire abortion industry is based on a lie.” “I’m dedicated to spreading the truth about preserving the dignity of all human life.” “We live […]
Secular Pro-Life’s presentation at the 2016 Pro-Life Women’s Conference Last summer, the inaugural Pro-Life Women’s Conference was held in Dallas, TX. Although it was originally envisioned as an every-other-year affair, it was so successful that the organizers have decided to make it an annual event! The 2017 Pro-Life Women’s Conference will be held in Orlando, […]
The #ProtestPP rallies earlier this month sparked a debate between Planned Parenthood and more radical abortion groups, particularly those with a socialist bent. Planned Parenthood strongly discouraged counter-protests, apparently fearing violence from their own supporters: “When we think about a counterprotest happening, even folks with the best intentions,” Adrienne Verrilli of Planned Parenthood of New York […]
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