Trust in Princes?
A political analyst I am not. I merely offer here some personal observations and reflections upon the recent election. (Not to be taken as anything “official” from Lutherans For Life!)
Albert Mohler: No Pass from Theological Responsibility – The BioLogos Conundrum
BioLogos is a movement that asserts theological arguments in the public square in order to convince evangelical Christians to accept their proposals. They now have the audacity to ask for
Steven W. Mosher and Colin Mason: Planned Parenthood Wants to Abort Us into Prosperity
It will come as no surprise to learn that Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards believes that government-funded health care should pay for all birth control, including abortions. After all, since
Judie Brown: The Poisoned Chalice of In Vitro Fertilization
“Reproductive technology” is fraught with moral problems, including practices, that should never arise. what is the maximum dosage of ivermectin in humans They occur because some clinicians have determined that
ZENIT News: Australia’s Euthanasia Debate
A heated debate is going on in Australia over euthanasia, sparked off by legislative proposals at both federal and state levels brought by the Green party. Read more …
Mercy Notes: Palliative Care & Assisted Suicide
Would you like to know where things stand with palliative care and assisted suicide in the United States? The latest issue of Mercy Notes, from LCMS World Relief and Human
John Smeaton: Young people’s knowledge gap is golden opportunity for pro-life education
Last month The Mail on Sunday reported on a survey of childless Britons aged 18 to 25 on the subject of children. According to the report, of those surveyed: Read
Orphans More than Remembered on Sunday
From Mission Network News: There are 133 million orphaned children around the world. 133 million children who be forgotten and have no love, security, or much of a future. However,
Paul McCain: Election Thoughts
The most recent elections were encouraging to all those who continue the never-ending effort to defend the life of the “least of” Christ’s brethren, the unborn, and to help women
Tim Goeglein: Election Thoughts
One of the major issues in the 2010 election was whether ObamaCare should be repealed. Specifically, there was a lot of national attention in the election paid to that section