Holocaust Then and Now
We have frequently argued that one of the main reasons why we want to redefine the pro-life movement as the pro-human personhood movement is that it is a positive
We have frequently argued that one of the main reasons why we want to redefine the pro-life movement as the pro-human personhood movement is that it is a positive
Most people do not follow the so-called “personhood” political scene, but if they did it might be helpful if one could see that words can be used to complicate even the most basic fact.
A headline caught my eye recently. It read, “Why Elephants Require Legal Personhood,” and was written by Steve Wise, the president of the Center for the Expansion of Fundamental Rights.
Every time the subject of human personhood is raised, somebody immediately argues that legal recognition of personhood would mean an end to in vitro fertilization (IVF).
According to Dr. William Brennan, a professor of social work in the Saint Louis University School of Social Work.
This is the season for Christian love and goodwill. Yet the air is polluted with the bombast of pro-aborts who never seem to stop spewing.
Isn’t it bad enough when shots are fired at pro-life activities from the Department of Killing (DK)—my label for the culture of death?
Mississippi’s recent personhood amendment, which was poised to be the first in the nation to pass, failed. Why? In part, because many pro-life advocates were… Read More »Planned Parenthood prominent in defeat of Mississippi personhood amendment; celebrating now
In the wake of the recent Mississippi personhood vote, commentators on both sides of the question appear to be unified in a peculiar way.
The results of the election in Mississippi are now clear. We are saddened that the good citizens of this fine state have rejected efforts to grant basic human rights to preborn human beings.
Over the past couple of years a great many shocking facts have emerged about the inherent dangers associated with “reproductive technology,” including and most specifically in vitro fertilization.
The fascinating thing about anonymous blog posts is that they frequently provide profound insight while protecting the anonymity of the writer.