The most-read articles on this blog for 2016 are… 10. The Canadian March for Life, Tomatoes, and Progress. Guest blogger Alan Trahan reports from the Canadian March for Life, where he carried his “We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re Pro-Life” sign. He says: “It was an amazing crowd, with an opening address by an Algonquin elder […]
2015 was an amazing year for Secular Pro-Life! Here are just a few of the highlights: January: Secular Pro-Life once again attended the March for Life in D.C., the Walk for Life in San Francisco, and the Students for Life of America conferences in both cities. We provided campus leaders from dozens of schools with […]
Our most-read posts of 2015 are: 10. Woman blinds herself with doctor’s help. Her body, her choice? This was our take on the disturbing story of a woman who desperately wanted to become blind, and allegedly convinced a psychologist to sign on. The thought of someone having drain cleaner poured into their eyes certainly sets off […]
Without further ado, the most-read stories on our blog in 2014 were… #10: Watch out for this disingenuous “pro-choice” tactic: The “pro-choice” movement no longer wants to be called that. Their next move? To ride on the coattails of genuine good causes by stealing the language of “economic security,” a “safe and healthy environment” for […]
2013 has been an eventful year. Perhaps you’ve seen National Right to Life Committee’s round-up of the top pro-life victories of the year, and Operation Rescue’s review of sleazy abortionists brought down this year. It’s been a great year for Secular Pro-Life, too! Without further ado, here are the top ten most-read stories from the SPL blog […]
Without further ado, here are the most-read Secular Pro-Life blog posts of 2012: 10. Atheists don’t believe in us 9. Arguing for the rape exception 8. Abortion and the death penalty 7. Response to article in “The Humanist” 6. No uterus, no opinion 5. Get Your Vending Machine Abortion 4. Volunteer! 3. Bodily integrity 2. […]
I couldn’t limit myself to just 10! Without further ado, here are the 15 most-read Secular Pro-Life blog posts of 2011. 15) It’s a tie. Cognitive dissonance and the power of language analyzes two stories from Slate that revealed the mental and linguistic gymnastics abortion supporters have to go through to deny the humanity of unborn […]
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