A fabulous piece of writing from The Federalist recently
hit home with me. “Fecundophobia: The Growing Fear of Children and
Fertile Women” is more than the title of the article; it’s also the
theme of the first 20-something years of my life.
I am here to tell you that fecundophobia is pervasive. I have witnessed and participated in it for most of my life.
Here’s the thing: I wanted kids from the time I was pretty young.
But I wouldn’t admit it – certainly not to others, and almost not even
to myself. Read more… |
Last week, Live Action highlighted a bold op-ed by Mark Driscoll,
pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle. Driscoll, writing for Fox News,
discussed the illogical state of laws in the U.S., where unborn children
are protected from being killed by everyone but their mothers. Driscoll
painted a picture of just how many people we are missing because of
abortion – 55 million in the U.S. alone. Read more…
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 Pro-choice constitutional scholar Alan Dershowitz says abortion rights isn’t in the U.S. Constitution
Alan Dershowitz is not only one of the country’s most prolific
legal commentators, he’s also one of the few to gain fans on both sides
of the aisle. That’s because, despite being a self-professed liberal,
Dershowitz exercises greater objectivity than most of his ideological
brethren.
And he recently displayed that objectivity on CNBC. Read more… |
An open letter to the 9,999 who don’t adopt the FL orphan needing a family
To the other 9,999 who expressed interest in adopting Davion Navar
Henry Only, the 15-year-old orphan who went to church to plead for a
family and left without one:
According to ABC News, you flooded the phone lines and the e-mail
until the adoption agency in charge of Davion’s case was “overwhelmed”
and nearly crashed from the traffic. And hundreds of you reportedly said
you wanted to get information about adopting other children, so maybe
I’m writing to only 9,499 of you. Read more… |
 More evidence that Planned Parenthood deliberately leads kids to sexual ruin for its own profit
The classic Twilight Zone episode “To Serve Man” gave us
one of pop culture’s most memorable plot twists, in which a seemingly
benevolent alien race comes to Earth promising to make hunger and war
obsolete. They leave behind the titular book, which translators realize
too late isn’t about serving mankind’s needs at all – “it’s a cookbook!”
Planned Parenthood’s name contains a similarly malevolent
double-meaning. The sales pitch may be helping people avoid parenthood
until they’re ready, by their real plan is to encourage as many unwanted
parenthoods as possible, to keep demand for their services flowing. Read more…
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