John Smeaton: Russian pro-life movement is determined to stop abortion
Members of the Orthodox Church in Russia have held pro-life car rallies in Moscow and in two Russian towns, Orel and Ramenskoye. Read more …
Elizabeth Mitchell: Semantics Don’t Change Truth: The social motivations behind new definitions
What does “being pregnant” really mean? Read more …
Kathryn Lopez: Don’t Give Up on Marriage
The election is over. If you’re one of those odd people whose lives are totally consumed in politics, you can try re-engaging in real life again. Which means that I’ve
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
Israel Wayne: Family Culture vs. Pop Culture
Although it is never objectively accurate to say that a certain time period was “the good old days,” there are many positive values that our society has lost in the
John Smeaton: Euthanasia advocates don’t look past the suffering to see the person, says disabled leader
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Chuck Colson: Ma, Ma, Who’s My Pa? – DNA Testing and the Moral Order
Whenever humans violate the moral laws of the universe, crazy things are sure to follow. berki krisztián sportfogadás Like feminists lamenting paternity tests. Read more …
Nebraska Abortionist to Open Clinics in Iowa, Maryland, Indiana
In the wake of a newly passed 20-week, late-term abortion ban, a Nebraska abortionist is heading east to start up clinics in three other states. Read more …
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