| | | | | | COMMENTARY |  | Where Did I Come From? It's No Longer a Simple Question - Part 2 Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, has written a challenging article that should provoke introspection among all those who are struggling against the culture of death. As my friend, Professor Dianne Irving, wrote in an e-mail, "How many people reading this excellent article clearly understand that the disastrous moral conundrum depicted here could have never developed over the decades without purposefully falsifying the human embryology of the early human embryo-the very starting point for any legitimate public policy making or laws/regulations, philosophical or theological evaluations, correct formation of conscience, etc.-and making it grossly politically incorrect to even dare to question the massive scientific fraud involved?" Enjoy![ Read the full commentary here. ]  If you know of someone who could benefit from receiving Pro-Life Today, we ask that you please forward this message and ask them to subscribe. American Life League works hard on a daily basis to provide relevant news, which is made possible by your donations. | | 'THE PRESENCE IS REAL' VIDEO RELEASED | | Click to view American Life League's The Presence is Real video now:
 | | SPONSOR OUR SIGNS AT THE PRO-LIFE MARCH IN WASHINGTON D.C. | | | HEADLINES | | Iowa doctor faces no sanction for remote-control abortion system
Des Moines Register
Iowa medical regulators have declined to punish a Planned Parenthood doctor for using a controversial long-distance video system to provide abortion pills by remote control. The Iowa Board of Medicine decision clears the way for the agency to continue using the controversial system. The system, the first of its kind in the nation, allows a physician in Des Moines to deliver the pills to patients in remote clinics around the state. After speaking to a patient for a few minutes via videoconferencing, the doctor pushes a computer button that opens a drawer in front of the patient. The patient reaches in the drawer to retrieve the pills, then takes the first dose while the doctor watches.
| Denver Planned Parenthood calls keystone cops for frosty pro-life caper
Jill Stanek
As to be expected, Denver was cold last Saturday, January 8. It was so cold the black vinyl sheet Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains uses to cover its fence to prevent clients from interacting with pro-lifers frosted over, which provides a fantastic medium for frozen messages. When you use your finger to pen a message in the frost it melts and re-freezes, leaving what looks like a chalk message - until the sun melts it away.
| | Widely hailed stem cell breakthrough could cause genetic problems Life Site News
New research has shown that there may be problems after all with a stem cell breakthrough that was hailed recently as a solution to the embryonic stem cell conundrum. A team, led by stem cell scientists at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine and The Scripps Research Institute, found that the same genetic abnormalities that occur in human embryonic stem cell lines are found in induced pluripotent stem cell (IPSC) lines.
| The annual pro-life march in Washington D.C. is coming up this month and as in years past, hundreds of thousands of staunch pro-lifers will be showing their support for those who do not have a voice: the preborn. In previous years ALL has distributed thousands of signs to the never ending sea of pro-life supporters marching through our nations capital. Unfortunately, we run out of signs long before everyone that wants one can get one.You can help us change that! With your donation we can print and distribute more signs than ever before. Imagine the impact our show of pro-life unity will have this January. Click on the 5, 10 or 25 sign piles below to start the sponsorship process:
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