Chuck Colson: Sneaky Consultation – A Bad First Step
When it comes to health care, the administration has heard the voice of the people. And it couldn’t care less. arabic casino Read more …
Paul Marshall: Away in a Manger – At Christmas, we should remember Christians who are persecuted for their faith
For Christians, Christmas commemorates a time not only of joy, but also of threat. At Jesus’s birth, Herod conspired to kill him and murdered all the newborn boys in and
Dave Andrusko: Lowering the Boom on Pro-Lifers for Privately Expressed Opinions
The rationale used to suspend mental health worker Margaret Forrester was that she was “distributing materials some people may find offensive,” seven words lifted from Britain’s National Health Service (NHS).
John Smeaton: May the World Copy the Example of Chile’s Culture of Life
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
Doug Bandow: Religious Liberty Lost Worldwide
Americans take religious liberty for granted. Unfortunately, this most fundamental freedom of conscience and action is not protected in many other countries around the world. Read more …
John Smeaton: The pro-abortion lobby is working to undermine the international human rights order
Dr Leslie Cannold, one of Australia’s leading pro-abortion campaigners, wrote for The Guardian last week an article entitled “Abortion is about balancing rights – religious medics don’t get the final
Michael Tennant: Planned Parenthood’s Federal Funding and Republicans’ Pro-life Principles
Pro-lifers expecting the newly elected Republican Congress to do great things might want to consider this: In its fiscal year ending June 30, 2008, Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion
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!)
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One of the major issues in the 2010 election was whether ObamaCare should be repealed.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