The field of bioethics, which is a fairly recent phenomenon in the history of mankind, has always been a slippery slope, as there is a huge difference between the natural law and the bioethical framework of committees or individuals making up the rules as they move along.
The Institute of Medicine just returned its report to Health and Human Services that annual sex counseling, contraception, and chemical abortion be mandated as free preventive public and private healthcare in the United States. IOM is on record that it believes abortion is a health benefit to women.
A recent report entitled, “The Case for Investigating Planned Parenthood,” by Americans United for Life has received some high profile support.
In an era awash with concern for civil guarantees, is it possible that science and medicine actually erode human rights? Difficult to believe, but that is exactly what is happening.
The brutal killing of adorable Caylee Anthony and the subsequent acquittal of her mother, Casey, has evoked nearly every kind of emotion one could imagine.
We welcome the news that Archbishop Charles Chaput will assume the leadership of the troubled Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
Through the long struggle between the cultures of life and death, the Hyde Amendment has been propped up by both sides as the real field of battle.
“Concerned citizens need to tell their friends and family to visit StopPlannedParenthood.com and to get involved as soon as possible.”
New investigative video explains why Hyde Amendment does not work.
“That is like saying there are too many flowers” (Mother Teresa). Nowadays the use of contraception is quite accepted and even encouraged and couples frequently aren’t encouraged to ever actually have children.
The headline, “Outcry in America as Pregnant Women Who Lose Babies Face Murder Charges,” speaks volumes about the lengths that some will pursue to express misplaced outrage for the sole purpose of defending the reproductive rights of women.
ALL announces weekend event with an interactive twist for August 5-7