by petitioning CBS to not run Focus on the Family’s pro-life Super Bowl ad featuring Tim Tebow and his mother Pam. CBS doesn’t appear to care: CBS said it has approved the script for the 30-second ad and has given no indication that the protest would have an impact. A network spokesman, Dana McClintock, said […]

by CBS news station, Tim Tebow will be featured in Focus on the Family’s pro-life Super Bowl ad: In the spot, the Tebows will share a personal story. FOTF hasn’t released any details about the spot, but it’s believed the commercial is likely to be an anti-abortion message that chronicles Pam Tebow’s 1987 pregnancy, according […]

by this and cover of In Touch magazine featuring Sarah and Bristol Palin (along with their children) with the headline: “We’re glad we choose life.”

by Alan Shelmon explains how he answers pro-choice objections with the pro-life two-step during an event at Central MI: In the end, I was able to fend off the challenges raised against the pro-life view. I used a little organizing tactic to make my job easier. I call it the pro-life two-step. Most objections against […]

by LA Times has an article focusing on how the CA Institute of Regenerative Medicine is beginning to turn its focus on stem cell work which is actually close to treating patients, and the majority of these projects don’t involve embryonic stem cells: When the institute handed out nearly $230 million in October to 14 […]

by Wesley Smith lists what he considers that top 10 stories in bioethics over the last decade. A NJ policeman

by press release, you’d think voters in the 4 districts they surveyed favor abortion services being part of the government’s subsidized health care plan. But if you read

Celebrity Big Brother, former madame Heidi Fleiss made this shocking yet nonsensical comment: I hope I never have babies. That would kill me. Every minute I’d be, “Is the baby OK?” I’d worry too much. Thank God for abortion. I don’t mean to offend anyone but I wouldn’t be a good mother. I shouldn’t have […]