Part III- Babies in the lab The last couple blogs we’ve been looking at some of the underside of the abortion industry that goes beyond the insidious ways of Planned Parenthood and into the universities, medical labs, and even our bodies. Much of this was highlighted through current research by Vicki Evans, although aspects of …
Part II – When improving our lives costs the lives of the unborn Are you on medication? Have you had a vaccine? Do you use wrinkle cream? Chances are you may have part of an aborted baby in you. In 1980 the Bayh-Doyle Act created the right for universities to patent federally-funded research and then …
Last week ended with a ruling from a federal appeals court that should be a wake up call to how far we are falling in our nation. If you recall, we’ve written much in this blog about the tug-of-war between the government and scientists competing for government grants to do ethical stem cell research versus …
Editor’s note: We ran this series originally in 2010; this version is updated slightly and will expand it. Part I – When Abortion and Human Trafficking Meet Often in the pro-life movement we think of abortion as an isolated thing. We see it as the debate between those who know life begins at conception and …
In May we told you about the proliferation of pro-life laws that had been birthed since President Obama took office and posed the question “Is President Obama the best thing to happen to the pro-life movement?” This is, of course, the opposite of what we would expect under the leadership of a man that, arguably, …
Five hundred yards from where Jesus was born in Bethlehem sits the Holy Family Hospital. It was known as a rescuer of orphans who, by all accounts, should have been killed if their parents had listened to their culture. This was where my life began. Many are fascinated by the fact I was born in …
My mouth dropped open, gaping in shock, as I sat in the prayer room readying myself to pray for the orphans and fatherless when I saw the story. Christian Broadcasting Network’s Pat Robertson had criticized some types of adoption. In a viewer question from a woman who had adopted three children internationally, Robertson’s advice as …
Apparently the Salvation Army believes that abortion is okay when it’s necessary. Furthering the lie that abortion—the willful murder of a pre-born human—is sometimes okay if it comes from trauma, the organization known for helping many poor and needy seems to have a buy-in to the humanistic justice system that sometimes denies Jesus. Sounding a …
Charity walks and runs are big business. Who doesn’t love a fun event, even if we’re out of shape? Walking or running for a good cause makes us feel good. Relay for Life and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, products of the American Cancer Society (ACS), however, may be ones you reconsider. They might be …
It’s not a big deal to believe in God or believe the Bible is true. James 2 says that even the demons believe. The context is that faith without action isn’t really faith at all. A few weeks ago a friend of mine asked sincerely why we haven’t see the third great awakening for which …