[Today’s post is by SPL member Clinton Wilcox.] Science can be a wonderful tool in the pro-life advocate’s arsenal. [1] However, science can’t dictate morality, it can only inform morality. Science can tell us that something we are harming or killing is human; science can’t tell us that it’s wrong to kill that human. So […]
Please take the time to read our latest e-newsletter, which contains important information on Roe memorial events. January will be here before you know it! Don’t miss your chance to meet SPL representatives at the March for Life, Walk for Life West Coast, and Students for Life of America annual conference. The blog will be […]
Despite America’s pro-life majority, abortion supporters were victorious at the ballot box earlier this month. This is no doubt due to a confluence of many factors. Most pro-lifers are not single-issue voters, and they viewed Obama as better on the economy. Mitt Romney was never a strong candidate to begin with; you’ll recall that pro-lifers […]
November is National Adoption Month! In honor of this occasion, Secular Pro-Life asks that you do two simple things: 1) Educate yourself by reading our pamphlet on adoption, which explains the often misunderstood differences between private adoption and the foster-to-adopt system. 2) If adoption has touched your life– whether you’ve adopted, placed a child for […]
[Today’s post is reprinted from my blog, “Yeah, but…“] If we suddenly stopped arguing about the legality of abortion and just skipped straight to an appeal to morality independent of legality (if that’s even possible), how would people react? Secular Pro-Life once talked about how 68% of Americans believe abortion should be illegal after the first trimester. […]
American Women’s Services, which operates sixteen abortion offices on the East Coast, has an interesting job posting (screen capture below): It’s lucrative! You don’t have to know much about that gynecology stuff! And did we mention it’s lucrative? Honestly, it’s like somebody came across a satirical pro-life piece and said “Hey, that’ll work.”
[Today’s post is reprinted from my blog, “Yeah, but…“] Gallup says 89% of American adults consider birth control morally acceptable. Gallup also says 50% of Americans describe themselves as “pro-life.” Let’s assume all of the other 50% (the people who don’t describe themselves as “pro-life”) consider birth control morally acceptable. That leaves 39% of Americans who both describe themselves as […]
[Today’s post is by SPL member Clinton Wilcox.] Does this sound familiar? “Seventy percent of pro-lifers are men, and 100% will never be pregnant!” How about this? “Pro-lifers are nothing but old white men who want to send women back to the dark ages where they are pregnant and barefoot in the kitchen, breastfeeding twins!”These […]
President Obama has been re-elected, and while many pro-life groups are disappointed, no one is calling it quits. The pro-life movement has made many gains in the last four years, and we will make many in the next four. For the most part, our struggle is a grassroots, local effort; having a pro-life president is […]
For the next few days, your news consumption is likely to focus on the little matter of who’s going to run the United States for the next four years. We are therefore suspending the blog through Wednesday. If you’re eligible, fulfill your civic duty and vote! Non-American readers, please accept our sincerest apologies for the […]
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