Sinister Manipulation of Life
This commentary is a reprint from March 2018—part of our Best of 2018 series. By Judie Brown Studying the language and actions of those who… Read More »Sinister Manipulation of Life
This commentary is a reprint from March 2018—part of our Best of 2018 series. By Judie Brown Studying the language and actions of those who… Read More »Sinister Manipulation of Life
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We know that simply “being pro-life” is not enough to change the culture.
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We must understand and teach others the sacredness of every human being’s life. Our eternal souls depend upon it.
In today’s guest commentary, Dr. Elizabeth Wickham writes about the low-profile wing of the euthanasia movement known as the Third Path.
An Australian nurse explains the realities of euthanasia—realities that know no borders.
No one likes to suffer, but humans are not animals who can be “put down” when infirmity or old age comes. How do we teach respect for God’s children in an era where assisted suicide is becoming more and more acceptable?