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The Menacing Revolution
By Judie Brown The word gaslighting is most interesting. It means “to psychologically manipulate (a person) usually over an extended period of time so that the victim questions the validity of their own thoughts, perception of reality, or memories and experiences confusion, loss of confidence and self-esteem, and doubts concerning their own emotional or mental stability.” This phenomenon happens...
Remove the Plank
By Judie Brown Michael Pakaluk wrote of the Republican party decision regarding its pro-life posture, “Some say—I say—that in removing this plank, the Republican Party dissolved itself, and that that fact will become clear over time.” His words called to mind Christ’s...
Jim Sedlak and Matthew 10
By Judie Brown One of the most memorable themes in the many talks that the late Jim Sedlak gave over the years was his citation of Matthew 10 and his explanation about how those teachings informed his pro-life, anti-Planned-Parenthood philosophy. For all the years I...
SACReD Abortion
By Judie Brown While we might wonder about any organization that holds the act of killing another person in such reverence that they would equate the word sacred with the direct violence of abortion, we must remember that we are living in an age of deception. Anything...
Red, Blue, and Dead All Over
By Judie Brown The left-leaning Daily Kos has reported that in “deep red” Arkansas pro-aborts have succeeded in placing abortion on the upcoming ballot. If this is supposed to frighten those who took it for granted that Arkansas is a pro-life state, then let it be...
How Do I Love Thee, Abortion?
By Judie Brown “How do I Love Thee?” the title of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s beloved poem, asks a crucial question. So devoted to the love of her life was she that Browning penned words to express that love. But in the case of those who apparently are devoted to...
Ending Abortion Requires Spiritual Action
By Judie Brown Debates often cause us to think more seriously about what is at stake, especially when it involves the fate of the nation where we live. So when we watched the presidential debate last week, it occurred to some of us at least that we watched two angry...