Last week, a federal appellate court ruled that New York could ban Choose Life license plates because they are “patently offensive”—a legal term usually reserved for hard-core pornography. The ruling was met with instant derision from grassroots pro-lifers and legal scholars alike. At the time, SPL simply condemned the decision with a tweet, which was […]
We are incredibly pleased to announce our newest project, Prevent Preterm! Over 100 peer-reviewed studies have found that abortion is a risk factor for premature birth in subsequent pregnancies. But that research has largely been drowned out in the highly contentious public debate about abortion. It’s time to change that. Prevent Preterm educates the public […]
If you follow Secular Pro-Life on facebook (and if you don’t, why don’t you?), you may have seen this earlier in the week: June 1 is Monday, and we’re so excited for this incredible project to finally be revealed! Until then, here are a few hints we can share: 1) Many women who have abortions […]
I recently came across an article from pro-choice blogger Libby Anne, who responded to a letter and stated that the only place men have in the abortion debate is supporting a woman’s right to choose (abortion). In other words, men have no place in the abortion debate unless they’re pro-choice. How open-minded. I didn’t realize […]
A 7-week-old baby shows off fingers which are beginning to separate and will be fully distinct by week 8. Photo via the Endowment for Human Development. Malessa B., an Australian supporter of Secular Pro-Life, recently sent us an article from Perth Now about a family’s successful campaign to obtain legal recognition for second-trimester stillborn babies: […]
On Wednesday night, for the first time, I gave a Secular Pro-Life presentation via Skype. The audience was a great group of pro-life college leaders from Texas. We had a few technical difficulties, but overall, not bad! If you’re interested in a Secular Pro-Life speaker, email info@secularprolife.org.
I recently came across a pro-choice organization called 4000 Years for Choice. This group seeks to make abortion appear to be something innately human, by highlighting how long women have sought out abortions and abortion inducing concoctions. I couldn’t help but be completely perplexed by images such as this: The first thing that comes to […]
Before going to see Where Hope Grows, I knew only two things about it: One of the main characters has Down Syndrome and is played by an actor with Down Syndrome, David DeSanctis. DeSanctis promoted the film at January’s Students for Life of America conference. I didn’t get to hear him, though, because I was […]
Photo of Brigid via SFLA We’ve written previously about Brigid and Katie, students at two high schools in Fargo, ND. Each wanted to start a pro-life student organization. Each faced opposition from school officials who claimed that pro-life clubs would be too controversial—a blatantly unconstitutional justification, and one which had not been used to refuse […]
Graphic via Louisiana Right to Life Federation On Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which limits abortions after 20 weeks (five months) to cases of rape or to save the life of the mother. Here’s how the media reacted, in rough order from most pro-life to least. LifeNews: House […]
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