(Prolifer)ations 12-9-09
by intern Heather B.
Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs and elsewhere…
Julie Bentley, chief executive of the Family Planning Association, admitted that the “concerning” statistics were the result of a “complicated issue.” Her solution? That women begin “receiving the level of contraceptive advice and services necessary – and that they are entitled to.”
If this theory has a history of failure, then why will increasing the production and distribution of contraceptives change anything about the physical and psychological health of young women and their unborn children in the future?
I believe that part of the way to fix the current erosion of the institution of marriage lies in not only speaking out about those that would change the definition, but helping those that are going to be or are in marriages to respect it as well.
A majority of Senators effectively endorsed the abortion lobby’s goal of mainstreaming abortion as health care…. The Senate had the opportunity to follow the House’s lead in ensuring that federal dollars are not used to pay for abortions.

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