Thanksgiving: Human Rights and the Confused
Isn’t it bad enough when shots are fired at pro-life activities from the Department of Killing (DK)—my label for the culture of death?
Isn’t it bad enough when shots are fired at pro-life activities from the Department of Killing (DK)—my label for the culture of death?
Freedom of religion is more than just the right to assemble for worship. True faith requires an all-encompassing commitment to God’s law. In the past.
Organ-robbing is something that, in polite company, is referred to as organ donation or organ removal from a “dead” body or some similar term.
In the wake of the recent Mississippi personhood vote, commentators on both sides of the question appear to be unified in a peculiar way.
Twisted values have always been a Planned Parenthood hallmark whether discussing the human rights of the preborn or a believer’s right to love God.
For the past three years, American Life League has been investigating the funding practices of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.
It’s hard to imagine the likes of Illinois governor Pat Quinn and his latest foray into the absurd. What is even more disgusting is the politically motivated response to Quinn from the Illinois Catholic Conference.
Incredible as it seems, there is more gore spewing from Planned Parenthood’s inner sanctum each passing day.
Betrayal Trauma Theory believes that there is a “social utility” in remaining unaware of abuse when the victim is dependent on the perpetrator.
Over the past couple of years a great many shocking facts have emerged about the inherent dangers associated with “reproductive technology,” including and most specifically in vitro fertilization.
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Betrayal Trauma is a theory that tries to predict the degree to which a negative event, perpetrated by a trusted and needed other.