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- Andrew Cuomo’s Brave New 'Roe'
- Barnes: Six Reasons Why Men Can Speak on Abortion
- North Dakota State Ends Partnership With Planned Parenthood
- New Mexico Medical Board Ignores How Planned Parenthood Injured Woman
- Connecticut Pro-Lifers Try to Stop Bill to OK Assisted Suicide
- Embryonic Stem Cell Technique That Doesn’t “Harm” Embryos is Problematic
- Quebec, Canada to Redefine Assisted Suicide As Medical Treatment
- Julia Neuberger Heading Liverpool Care Pathway Inquiry is Worrying
- Louisiana Named Most Pro-Life State, Washington Most Pro-Abortion
- Changes to March for Life focus on engaging culture
- 'Religious Freedom Day' prompts renewed opposition to mandate
- European religious freedom ruling greeted as step forward
| Andrew Cuomo’s Brave New 'Roe'
Posted: 18 Jan 2013 07:20 AM PST New York State’s Catholic governor pushes on-demand abortion legislation that, if enforced, would put Catholic hospitals and many state-funded ministries out of business. |
| Barnes: Six Reasons Why Men Can Speak on Abortion
Posted: 18 Jan 2013 07:00 AM PST The injustice of abortion is the free choice of a woman who sees it working towards her good. This has lead to the common call for men to remove themselves from the debate surrounding the injustice. It is, after all, a woman’s issue. |
| North Dakota State Ends Partnership With Planned Parenthood
Posted: 18 Jan 2013 02:00 AM PST North Dakota State University is getting applause today from pro-life advocates for ending its partnership with the Planned Parenthood abortion business. |
| New Mexico Medical Board Ignores How Planned Parenthood Injured Woman
Posted: 18 Jan 2013 02:00 AM PST Pro-life advocates in New Mexico are accusing the New Mexico Medical Board of ignoring a botched procedure that took place at a Planned Parenthood clinic. |
| Connecticut Pro-Lifers Try to Stop Bill to OK Assisted Suicide Posted: 18 Jan 2013 02:00 AM PST Sen. Ed Meyer has introduced S.B. 48, a bill to legalize assisted suicide in Connecticut. Defeating this anti-life bill will be the highest legislative priority of the Family Institute of Connecticut Action in 2013. |
| Embryonic Stem Cell Technique That Doesn’t “Harm” Embryos is Problematic
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 07:02 AM PST It happens almost every time. When I write a piece about embryonic stem cell research, I get an e-mail or comment, sometimes polite, most of the time not, that goes something like this, “If you were not such a scientifically-ignorant pro-lifer, you would know that Advanced Cell Technology (ACT) can make embryonic stem cells without harming the embryo at all. I am much smarter than you and now that you are enlightened with this revelation, you can support embryonic stem cell research like I do.” |
| Quebec, Canada to Redefine Assisted Suicide As Medical Treatment
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 06:59 AM PST Assisted suicide is against Canadian federal law, a statute that applies throughout the country. But health care law is governed by the provinces. Hence, Quebec will try and redefine some suicides into a medical treatment as a means of circumventing federal law. |
| Julia Neuberger Heading Liverpool Care Pathway Inquiry is Worrying
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 06:57 AM PST The Government has just announced that Baroness Julia Neuberger, a rabbi and former Liberal Democrat health spokesperson, has been appointed to chair the government’s inquiry into the Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) (see my blog last week on the LCP). This appointment is worrying. |
| Louisiana Named Most Pro-Life State, Washington Most Pro-Abortion
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 06:56 AM PST A new report from Americans United for Life, that monitors changes to pro-life laws on abortion and bioethics and end-of-life issues named Louisiana the most pro-life state in the nation. Washington state came in at the bottom of the list of 50 states on abortion. |
| Changes to March for Life focus on engaging culture
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 06:41 AM PST When hundreds of thousands of people descend upon the nation’s capital for the March for Life this year, they will be met with exciting changes aimed at young people and cultural renewal, said the event’s leader. |
| 'Religious Freedom Day' prompts renewed opposition to mandate
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 06:39 AM PST President Barack Obama’s designation of a national Religious Freedom Day is leading to calls for his administration to show greater respect for the conscience rights of Americans. |
| European religious freedom ruling greeted as step forward
Posted: 17 Jan 2013 06:38 AM PST A European court's new decision in the case of four British Christians claiming religious discrimination in their workplaces was received as a positive step by an attorney representing two of the plaintiffs. |
