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Motherhood
By Judie Brown St. John Paul II wrote that today, the Feast of the Assumption, we celebrate the moment when Mary was “taken up into heaven in the integrity of her body and soul.” He continues, “In the splendor of heavenly glory shines the One who, by reason of her humility, was made great in the sight of the Most High to the point that all generations call her blessed (cf. Lk 1:48). Now, as...
Population Research – Press Association, Ltd.
672 Jeans Jobs Axed as Factory ShutsPress Association, Ltd. Nearly 700 workers at jeans company Levi-Strauss are facing redundancy after the news that it is closing one factory and cutting jobs at another. The company’s plant at Whitburn, West Lothian, is to...
Population Research – Phillip J. Longman
The World Turns GreyPhillip J. LongmanU.S. News and World Report This article is rife with statistics that illustrate the major population problems that the world faces. Some of the statistics presented in the article are: In the year 2000, for the first time, people...
Brown: Planned Parenthood’s Push for Military Abortions an Affront to Human Rights
Washington, D.C. (06 July 2010) – Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued the following statement in response to Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Richards issued an action alert July 4 calling for...
Population Research – J. Laurence Kulp
Government Measures to Reduce Acid Rain Are UnnecessaryExcerpted from Water: Opposing ViewpointsJ. Laurence KulpFormer research directorNational Acid Precipitation Assessment Program (NAPAP) In the fall of 1990 Congress amended the Clean Air Act to require a...
Tradition and Camille Paglia’s Sad Tale
I was virtually speechless when I read Camille Paglia’s op-ed piece “No Sex Please, We’re Middle Class.” Paglia seems put off by a proposed new drug that might help women whose libido seems to be out of whack.
Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Water?
As drought continues to threaten may regions, seawater is becoming a reasonable solution to the dearth of potable water. Once an exotic process limited to desert settlements and expensive island developments, desalination now appeals even to large cities. Pouring out...