Life On the Web – May 6, 2014
Abortion Teen abortion rate at lowest since Roe v. Wade by Dave Andrukso BBC explores repeat abortions; woman says “it does get easier with the more you have” by Dave Andrusko Breaking:
Life On the Web – April 24, 2014
Abortion Energy Plant in Oregon Burning Aborted Babies From Canada to Generate Electricity by Steven Ertelt Baby Incineration Reaches American Soil by Natalie deMacedo What Would You Say if You Sat Next
Life On the Web – April 22, 2014
Abortion You Must Abort! China’s one-child policy in pictures by Steven W. Mosher and Anne Roback Morse Why Abortion Clinic Workers Quit: In Their Own Words by Krisi Burton Brown Bioethics Unearthed
Life On the Web – April 7, 2014
Adoption Crimea Adoptions to Americans Blocked by Russia by Ruth Moon – “Ukraine has replaced Russia as No. 3 source of U.S. adoptions. But Crimea crisis has Christian alliance preparing
Life On the Web – March 17, 2014
Abortion University poll shows swing back towards pro-life Adoption Wendy’s Ramps Up Adoption Awareness With New Ad by Christine Rousselle Bioethics Are totipotent cells really embryos? by Michael Cook End-of-Life
Life On the Web – March 13, 2014
Abortion Hang Up the Hangers by Ryan Scott Bomberger The Lies in Rolling Stone’s “Seven Most Common Lies about Abortion” by Matt Yonke When a human being is not by
RU-486 abortions lead to 14 maternal deaths, 2,207 adverse effects: FDA report
We get occassional calls asking about RU486. قواعد لعبة بوكر Here’s a new article from LifeSiteNews. العاب الربح من الانترنت com with an update. “Fourteen U.S. women have died after
Brendan Malone: Safer chemical abortions? Yeah, right.
Apparently Orson Welles once quipped: “I drag my myth around with me”. Based on the most recent news about the RU486 abortion drug (also known as Mifepristone, Mifegyne or Mifeprex)
Wesley J. Smith: Good Ethics Makes for Good Science
Have you noticed that the stem-cell controversy rarely makes the news these days? There’s a reason: The greatest advances in stem-cell research over the last decade have not involved cells
John Smeaton: A Russian Orthodox priest speaks out against Britain’s culture of death
Today I had the pleasure of renewing my acquaintance with Archpriest Andrew Phillips, who leads one of Britain’s 40 Russian Orthodox parishes in Colchester. Archpriest Andrew has kindly sent me