As one who has fought on the front lines of the pro-life battle for much of my adult life, it’s my perception that there is mass confusion in this nation about what it really means to be a man, or a woman ? a member if you will of a specific gender.
No I am not a country singer, but the words to that once famous ballad echo in my mind as the news sinks into my head.
American Life League is overwhelmingly disappointed at the Food and Drug Administration’s decision to make Plan B, commonly known as emergency contraception, readily available to women over the age of 18 without a prescription.
She’s a feminist, she’s a patron of the British Family Planning Association, she’s a BBC radio announcer, and she’s angry.
Well, blow me down. The true colors of the alleged “pro-life” president are finally clear and visible and pro-life he is not!
“What happened to President Bush’s campaign promises of respecting the dignity of every human person and creating a culture of life?” asked Judie Brown, president of American Life League.
Imagine my surprise when I came across an article dealing with the wonderful work of the Capitol Hill Crisis Pregnancy Center and their program to bring the life-saving work of pregnancy centers into the inner city. And, it’s working.
A new study points out the fact, well known to pro-lifers, that abortion is far riskier for adolescent women than pregnancy.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Leslie Burke, a 46-year-old British man suffering from a degenerative neurological disease, has no reason to fear that he will be dehydrated to death.
in this issue: hot button issues: PLAN B / PRO-LIFE MEMORIAL DAY / RIGHT TO LIFE ACTabortion: ADOLESCENTS / INDIA / PEW FORUM / TRAINING / UNITED… Read More »Communique – Aug. 18, 2006
The New York Civil Liberties Union, representing Planned Parenthood, is alleging that three pharmacists in the state refused to honor refills for the morning after pil
The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press and the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life conducted a survey involving 2,003 adults.