Countering Pro-Abortion Arguments 19
If we restrict abortion, it will be the poor that suffer. The rich will always be able to get abortions. Basic response: “No, the poor…
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October 2005
Abortion: How Much Do You Know? (Question 2)
Is abortion ever medically necessary? Abortion is never necessary to save a mother’s life. It is important to distinguish between direct abortion, which is the…
Countering Pro-Abortion Arguments 17
“Women will go to jail if abortion is made illegal. You’re just trying to punish women.” The pro-life movement is not trying to punish women.…
Abortion: How much do you know?
Below are some of the tough questions surrounding abortion. Do you know the answers? Get the answers so you can speak intelligently when talking to…
Countering Pro-Abortion Arguments 15
Abortion should be allowed for fetal deformity. Fetal Deformity: “…if life is a human good, even a defective life is better than no life at…
Countering Pro-Abortion Arguments 2
It (i.e. the preborn baby) is only “potential life. Life is a continuum, and therefore only “potential” relative to future stages of life, not life…
Vaccines and Catholic doctrine: The Teaching of Pope John Paul II
Excerpts from Evangelium Vitae, The Gospel of Life “The Second Vatican Council in a passage which retains all its relevance today, forcefully condemned a number…
Vaccines and Catholic doctrine: Teaching of the Church Fathers on Abortion
Athenagoras (A.D. 177–while defending Christians against murder charges): “What reason would we have to commit murder when we say that women who induce abortions are murderers,…
Vaccines and Catholic doctrine: The Catechism of the Catholic Church III
Respect for the person and scientific researchReference page 552 2293 Basic scientific research, as well as applied research, is a significant expression of man’s dominion over…
Vaccines and Catholic Doctrine: The Catechism of the Catholic Church II
Abortion Reference pages 547-549 2270 Human life must be respected and protected absolutely from the moment of conception. From the first moment of his existence a human…
Chicken Pox Vaccine: Mandatory Vaccination
Presentation by Kristine M. Severyn, R.Ph., Ph.D.56th annual meetingAssociation of American Physicians and SurgeonsCoeur d’Alene, IdahoOctober 14, 1999 I wish to thank you for the…
Vaccines and Catholic doctrine: Apostolic Constitution Fidei Depositum (pg 5-6)
3. The Doctrinal Value of the Text The Catechism of the Catholic Church, which I approved June 25th last and the publication of which I…