When it comes to the slogan “Black Lives Matter,” many people misinterpret it to mean that only Black lives matter. They wrongly interpret the BLM movement as excluding or ignoring the injustices faced by any and all other demographics. They respond (some maliciously, but many in mere ignorance), “All lives matter.” In saying this, they […]
On December 6, 2021, The Linacre Quarterly published Dr. Bridget Thill’s dissertation “Fetal Pain in the First Trimester.” The article is written for a medical audience, with over 100 references to research in medical journals published from 1936 through 2021. If you can read the entire article, do, but for those who aren’t able to, […]
“Spontaneous abortion” is the medical term for a miscarriage. Many people have expressed confusion and hurt regarding this phrase, believing that it’s trying to equivocate between a miscarriage and an elective abortion or that it’s suggesting a woman gets an abortion casually. As someone who has had two miscarriages, I understand the gravity and sensitivity […]
Secular Pro-Life has joined a coalition letter opposing Dr. Robert Califf’s nomination as Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration. Califf, who was FDA Commissioner during the Obama administration, played a key role in expanding abortion drugs. At the same time, he degraded the reporting requirements for abortion complications. Thanks to him, only women’s deaths […]
The March for Life takes place on Friday, January 21st. This year’s theme is “Equality Begins in the Womb.” We will meet up with our friends from Rehumanize International around 11:00 a.m. Look for the bright blue Secular Pro-Life banner at the corner of Constitution and 12th. From there, we will march to the Supreme […]
In July of 2021, PLOS One published “Pregnancy outcomes after exposure to crisis pregnancy centers among an abortion-seeking sample recruited online.” As of the time of this article, the research is fully available without journal access, if you’d like to read it directly. Here are some notes: The authors have pro-choice affiliations but, in my […]
A recent Canadian research article provides recommendations on medications for managing symptoms in seriously ill babies who are receiving palliative care outside the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).1 Beyond providing technical guidance, this study casts light on the value of these tiny babies, their capacity for pain, and their essentially human need for connection and […]
We posed this question to our followers on social media: You’re a pro-life atheist. A pro-life Christian says “I’m glad you’re pro-life, although I can’t imagine why an atheist would care.” How do you respond? The post blew up, with hundreds of responses. Here are just a few of our favorites, in no particular order. […]
We asked our followers on social media to share their pro-life resolutions for 2022. Here are a few of our favorite responses. Sonja M.: To do sidewalk advocacy more often! Adam P.: Finish the foster care approval process Chris M.: Participate in the March for Life in DC… Already got my plane tickets Ashley P.: […]
For pro-lifers, January is a season of mourning, marching, and organizing, as we mark the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. And although the national March for Life in Washington, D.C. is the best-known Roe memorial event, there are also numerous state, local, and regional pro-life marches to accommodate pro-life people from all parts of the […]
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