Michelle A. Vu: Mother of 13 Urges Adoption of HIV-Positive Children
Carolyn Twietmeyer, a suburban mother of 13 children – including six from Africa – has a message she wants to say on World AIDS Day: adopt HIV-positive kids. Read more
Kathleen Gilbert: Lilith: the barren, sex-crazed, child-killing mascot of the abortion movement
Every once in a while, one stumbles upon a terrifying level of honesty among abortion supporters. Normally, the truth is something that refreshes us when we come upon it –
Famiily Research Council: Adoption Works Well
In a new paper released today by FRC’s Marriage and Religion Research Institute, Dr. Patrick Fagan provides hard data showing that adoption is a great benefit to both children and
Leticia Velasquez: No more “mental retardation.” So?
I would prefer my daughter to be called a “retard” and know that abortion of babies with Down syndrome had ceased. Read more …
Leticia Velasquez: Christina has trisomy 21, but socially she makes her extra chromosome count.
Christina has trisomy 21, but socially she makes her extra chromosome count. Read more …
Judie Brown: Economics of Life-Taking … When Isn’t It Murder?
There was a time when it would never have occurred to simple folk that murder would become a recommended solution to budgetary woes—both at a national and a state level.
Family Group Blasts Holiday Gift Certificates for Abortion
Alaska’s largest provider of abortions will be selling holiday gift certificates good for services including abortion in a fundraising effort during a Jewish bazaar on Sunday. Read more …
Albert Mohler: Who Needs Marriage?
Who Needs Marriage? TIME Asked the Question — Do You Have an Answer? لعبة روليت مجانيه Who needs marriage? I do. You do. We all do — and for reasons
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway: The Parent of All Virtues
Gratitude is also the one we are most likely to sabotage. Read more …
Nancy Pearcey: Give Thanks! Time’s View of Marriage is Obsolete
Just in time for families to gather for Thanksgiving, Time magazine tells us that marriage is becoming “obsolete.” A survey conducted in conjunction with Pew Research Center found that nearly