Even if one could magically rid all misogyny from the world, there would still be a basis for an anti-choice movement: the belief or the conclusion that nascent human life deserves legal protection.  This proposition needs no misogyny to originate or gain widespread assent.  And assent it has.  So unless you can show conclusively that […]

As reported by CNN on August 16 in a post entitled, “Is gender selection of a fetus ethical?”: A new maternal blood test can determine a fetus’ sex as early as seven weeks into a pregnancy…. But this technology is igniting a heated ethical debate before it is even clinically available. Many fear… fear parents […]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN As always, we welcome your suggestions for additions to our Top Blogs! Please email Susie@jillstanek.com. National Catholic Register has just broken the news that Bishop Olmstead has stripped St. Joseph’s Hospital in Phoenix (affiliated with Catholic Healthcare West) of its Catholic status, due to its […]

by JivinJ, host of the blog, Sharon Lerner has a piece on how health care reform was a setback for pro-choicers: But if pro-choice leaders felt beleaguered, the outcome was not so much a reflection of their loss of influence as a painful public display of their longstanding political weakness….

One thing I look forward to in heaven is the absence of misogyny. We have no idea how much this sin has marred human life. It’s the foundation of abortion, for instance. And now I see women can’t escape it, even in death. Currently for sale on

Just got this from NARAL, clearly a sexist dig… I was surprised and offended when the other day a Wall Street Journal reporter asked me if Sarah Palin was fit for the job of VP because she has 5 kids. This is 2008. I thought degrading questions like that began dying out 40 years ago. […]