Recently I was interviewed by our local newspaper because my husband, Stephen, and I are involved with other parents in challenging the New Zealand government over an ante-natal screening programme
Out of the stream of consciousness so common in four-year-old children came the startling assertion: “I remember myself, eyes closed, inside mommy’s belly. كيفية لعب لعبة بينجو ” Wondering whether
Every year, particularly in Asia, thousands of abortions of unborn girls are carried out, solely because they are girls. قانون لعبة البوكر This is the sad phenomenon known as “gendercide”,
What the signers all share is the belief that marriage is the “permanent and faithful union of one man and one woman.” It is the “natural basis of the family”
One of the hallmarks of the postmodern age is, as one of its main theorists has explained, “incredulity toward metanarratives.” This reflects the postmodern suspicion of any master explanation of
I read Dr. Celia Wolf-Devine’s interesting piece the other day with great interest. I’ve been thinking about her assertion that people, ordinary, nice, regular people are not necessarily “moral monsters”
There is a popular pro-choice cartoon showing some old men in judges’ robes, obviously pregnant. zaklady online fortuna One of them says to another “maybe we should rethink our position
A new study does not bode well for the future of marriage in America. What’s the church to do? First, look in the mirror. Read more …
Parents cannot be spectators in the lives of their children, but should set rules, establish expectations, enforce limitations, and constantly monitor their teenagers’ digital lives. Anything less is a form
Dan Zeidler, who is well-known within the international pro-life movement as an authority on the fight for unborn babies in central and south America, has sent me a great pro-life