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Clearing up Criticism and Misconceptions Surrounding the Pro Life Meaning By Katie Doryland Pro-life supporters and pregnancy resource centers often get a bad rap in the news and in the culture at large. They are accused of being pro-baby but not pro-woman or wanting to withhold rights from women. These accusations stem from a failure to […]
Xavier Symons, writing for BioEdge, a news website that focuses on bioethics, wrote an article about ectogenesis. Ectogenesis refers to a human embryo or fetus developing in an artificial environment outside of the woman’s uterus. Scientists recently kept premature lamb fetuses alive in an artificial environment, so hopes are high that they can eventually develop artificial […]
Live Action News — Yesterday, conservative commentator Ben Shapiro spoke at the University of California Berkeley, with protesters and security gathered outside. Inside, an interesting interaction occurred between Shapiro and a pro-abortion student during the event’s Q&A, in which the student asked, “Why, exactly, do you think a first-trimester fetus has moral value?” Shapiro answered: A first-trimester fetus […]
In my book Why ProLife? I say that every argument for abortion which appeals to a woman’s inconvenience, stress, and financial hardship can be made just as persuasively about her two-month-old, her two-year-old, her teenager, her husband, or her parents. In many cases older children are more expensive and place greater demands on their mother than an […]
This article was originally published by Roland C. Waren on Care Net’s Abundant Life blog on June 20, 2017. Awhile back, I wrote a post titled, “Knowing when human life begins – it’s in our pay grade” that addressed Pastor Rick Warren’s conversation with then presidential candidate Barack Obama about his abortion position. A central point of my argument […]
