For Unto Us a Child Is Given
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‘Euthanasia: An Introduction’ Released
Just over a year ago, the world watched as Brittany Maynard took advantage of the Oregon law which allowed her to legally take her own life.
Culture of Life Studies Program Goes beyond the Rhetoric
New resource provides long-term solution to violence.
Give Thanks in All Things
With the wide acceptance of threats to life, such as abortion and euthanasia, our culture has lost a sense of the value of suffering.
A Moonbeam or a Disgrace?
The threat to human beings has never been greater in California.
The Tragic Reality of ‘Covert Euthanasia’
By Matt C. Abbott
Pope Francis has spoken about the tragic reality of “covert euthanasia.”
The Arsenic of Human Kindness
The Washington Post has a way with words when it comes to topics such as euthanizing the elderly and the dying. A recent headline, “A Humane Way to End Life,” caught my eye because of the underlying message that assisted suicide is actually a good idea.
Ruthless Sympathy
The disposable mentality of our society had permeated into all areas of life, and now we see that even the sick or terminally ill are thought of in this way. How have we become a society that just wants to get rid of those whom we find it difficult to care for?
Thank God for the Pro-Human Movement
By Christopher M. Reilly
The pro-life effort is about defending the intrinsic value of each and every human life.
Canada’s Medical Totalitarians
By Sean Murphy
An Ontario College of Physicians official, Dr. Marc Gabel, says that physicians unwilling to provide or facilitate abortion for reasons of conscience should not be family physicians.
Euthanasia: A Personal Perspective
By Mark Davis Pickup
The onset of multiple sclerosis is sudden. I went dead from the waist down. I could not distinguish something hot from something cold.
‘Volunteering’ to Die
The life of a human being is something that should be treasured, valued, and respected. Yet we don’t see that in today’s society when it comes to a tiny preborn baby, a terminally sick individual, an elderly person, or anyone deemed unworthy or unwanted. More often than not, these people are seen as expendable or better off dead. We must change this twisted mindset.