Post Tagged with: "Abortion"

by Kelsey Hazzard As the president of Secular Pro-Life, I have been asked to present the non-religious case against abortion.  But actually, you’ve probably heard it already.  Many people who hear the secular arguments against abortion simply fail to recognize them as secular, because they expect pro-life apologetics to have […]

by Casey Mattox Like many, I’m both unsurprised and disgusted by the fact that the bulk of the media continues to ignore the multiple murder trial of Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia abortionist accused of killing a Nepalese immigrant and at least seven infants, born alive and grotesquely murdered with scissors. […]

by A.L. Do you say you’re socially liberal and economically conservative? Or vice versa? I have some bad news: You’re really saying you’re criminally unaware of your surroundings. Social policy does not end with your stance on gay rights. Economic policy does not culminate in your stance on the federal […]

by Teresa Ackley Today marks the one-year anniversary of the now infamous article published by the Journal of Medical Ethics, entitled ‘After-birth abortion: why should the baby live.’ Inside, the authors argued in favor of legal infanticide—what they termed after-birth abortion. You read that last sentence correctly. The authors, a […]

by Robert Colquhoun This Lent, 10 locations in the United Kingdom will be participating in the 40 days for life campaign, a locally organised community initiative encouraging Christians to pray and fast for an end to abortion. The campaign is conducted in unity with 261 cities around the world, including […]

by Peter Smith In mid-January, the ballroom of a glitzy hotel in central London was taken over by young men and women in black tie and evening gowns. The Alliance of Pro-Life Students (APS) was christened in front of an audience of several hundred students, well-wishers and older hands belonging […]

by Marie Connelly This year marks the 40th anniversary of abortion’s insertion into the United States Constitution.  Time Magazine recently published an article lamenting the failure of the pro-choice movement during the years since Roe v. Wade’s passage, while noting the corresponding achievements of pro-lifers.  Although this uncharacteristic honesty may […]

by Kelsey Hazzard Forty years ago, the Supreme Court handed down Roe v. Wade, which struck down democratically enacted limits on abortion. Ever since, the courts have been a critical arena in the abortion war. Nearly every piece of pro-life legislation is challenged in court by pro-abortion groups like the […]

by Matt Cavedon Today, hundreds of thousands of Americans marched in Washington to protest abortion. Over a hundred million more, in every state in the country, believe abortion to be the crime of killing unborn children. In Roe v. Wade, a decision issued forty years ago last week, the Supreme […]

by Ryan Mulvey Should a pro-life activist be equally concerned with ending capital punishment as he is with prohibiting abortion?  Ultimately, one who cares to protect the fundamental right to life can consistently support the death penalty. In fact, respect for life may demand a retributive theory of justice that […]