Entries for the ‘Apologetics’ Category

“Mom delivers rare identical quadruplets”

Great story from the this story. I’m sure this mom was given that option. What a wonderful miracle the world would have missed. Abortion robs us of miracles. [Photo of Brooke Jepp being cradled by her dad is courtesy of the AP.]

Man aborts wife

Pro-aborts say geography matters: In one’s uterine home, one can be aborted. Pro-aborts say finances matter: If one can’t afford a baby, one can abort him/her. Pro-aborts say health matters: If a preborn baby is sick, s/he can be aborted. Pro-aborts say mental health matters: It is excusable for an unstable caretaker to abort her […]

Horton Hears a Who

Prepare for another Great Debate. On March 14, 2008, the animated full-length movie,

Angel in the waters

There’s a new pro-life book out for children, “Angel in the Waters.” You can

State control vs. federal control

Question: Are pro-choicers confident enough in their position to support individual states deciding how to handle abortion? In the August/September issue of libertarian Reason magazine, senior editor Radley Balko

Bodily autonomy

New poster Oliver made an insightful comment July 31. In the interest of developing pro-life apologetics I’d like to spotlight it for us to flesh out his thoughts, since the concept of the right to bodily autonomy is frequently cited pro-abort rationale…. [The photo above is of two preserved human specimens, a female and her […]

“No regrets?”

Continuing in our series of art review and interpretation, we present for the first time artwork from the pro-life perspective, “No regrets?” by our own talented Bethany. Previously we reviewed “Fetal trapping in Northern California,” and the video

Jesus, the original advocate for women’s rights

Reposted from the “How Christianity Changed the World” by Alvin Schmidt, (Zondervan, 2004), 93,94 What would be the status of women in the Western world today had Jesus Christ never entered the human arena? One way to answer this question is to look at the status of women in most present-day Islamic countries. Here women […]


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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.

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