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An academic study published this month reveals that about 25% of
women seeking an abortion had been abused by their partners. The
meta-analysis researched and analyzed 74 previous studies from across
the world to determine whether there was an association between intimate
partner violence (IPV) and abortion. The results show a clear
connection between the two, which must be addressed in any culture that
offers its women abortion as an option. Women must be helped in the
process. Read more...
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Last week, the Guttmacher Institute (a non-profit, pro-abortion
entity founded by Planned Parenthood) released a synopsis of pro-life
legislation in the last thirteen years, pointing out in a
“quasi-hysterical” manner that more pro-life laws were passed between
2011 and 2013 than in the entire decade preceding that period. Read more...
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 From premature baby to pro-life warrior
Marquita Southall was born in Mobile, Alabama, to a 19-year-old
single mom, who delivered in her fifth month of pregnancy. Born at just a
one pound and three ounces, Marquita stayed in the hospital for three
months. The doctors weren’t certain she would live. Marquita fought for
her life and survived. Read more...
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What about those who are pro-choice and religious?
It is embarrassing to see individuals like Rabbi Aaron Alexander
claim, with original emphasis, that “[y]our definition of when life
begins is not based on scientific fact. It is your religiously held
belief. But it isn’t mine.” It’s good that the rabbi realizes the
importance of religion, and thus we have that in common, but he should
know better than to mix up science and religion when one doesn’t depend
on the other. Whether one is pro-life for religious reasons, or she is
part of the 1 in 6 million campaign of non-religious pro-lifers, she is
pro-life because she knows that life actually does begin at conception.
Thus, “when life begins” is based on scientific fact, and it’s not merely your or my definition. Read more...
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 RNC Chairman delays start of winter meeting for March for Life
There have been concerns expressed about the Republican Party’s
commitment to the pro-life cause, and even conceding such a position to
focus on other issues or gain more votes. The Washington Times has
reported, however, that Reince Priebus, Chairman of the Republican
National Committee (RNC), recently announced he will be “delaying the
start of the party’s annual winter meeting so he and other committee
members can join the March for Life on the Mall[.]” Read more...
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