by Hans Johnson At a time when about 64% of babies diagnosed as having spina bifida are aborted, it should be remembered that this condition is often correctible. One notable example is Grammy-winning singer John Mellencamp, who was a pioneer patient more than 60 years ago. He relates his story to Anthony Mason on CBS, […]
by Kelli On the left, it has become a source of frustration that the swift acceptance of gay rights has not been accompanied by a broader liberalization of sexual attitudes, particularly around reproductive issues. “That’s where the anti-abortion side has succeeded,” says [gay activist Dave] Fleischer. “They’ve made people feel that to speak up and […]
by Kelli Athlete Jennifer Bricker was abandoned by her birth parents after she was born without legs. Her adoptive family always told her she could do whatever she set out to do, and that “can’t” wasn’t to be a part of her vocabulary. Jennifer decided she wanted to try tumbling, and became not only successful, […]
by Carder What do abortion and Ebola have in common (aside from making [Texas Department of Health Commissioner] David Lakey’s life miserable this week)? Both the new restrictions on abortion facilities in Texas and the government intervention to manage the Ebola threat are potent reminders of why expectations that our lawmakers and leaders will protect […]
He hoped for justice but saw only slaughter, for righteousness but heard only cries of distress. ~ Isaiah 5:7b, God’s Word translation
Good morning, and Happy Sunday! Here were my top five six favorite political cartoons for the week. Be sure to vote for your favorite in the poll at the bottom of the post!
by Jack Ohman at GoComics.com…
a twofer by Steve Kelley at GoComics.com…
This week members of ARPACanada planted 100,000 pink and blue flags on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The display was spectacularly heart-breaking in that the flags represented the number of babies killed by abortion in Canada every year. Click to enlarge…
From CNN, September 30:
“If life starts at conception, should medicine that prevents conception like Plan B be legal?,” a woman asked him during a question-and-answer session here.
Paul at first gave a terse answer: “I am not opposed to birth control,” he said.
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
