Pro-Life

November 2, 2018

Promoting Adoption, Trump Affirms Human Life for ‘Born and Unborn’

By Fred Lucas, Daily Signal - President Donald Trump called Thursday for helping children in need—both born and unborn—by supporting adoption. “Adoption affirms the inherent value of human life and signals that every child—born or unborn—is wanted and loved,” Trump said in a statement, released Wednesday by the White House, proclaiming November as National Adoption Month. “Children, regardless of race, sex, age, or disability deserve a loving embrace into families they can call their own.

November 1, 2018

Point of Order: Amendment Would NOT Outlaw Abortions

By Charlie Butts, OneNewsNow - In 1993, the state legislature passed a law banning taxpayer funding of elective abortions, except in certain circumstances. But as noted by Dr. Wanda Franz of West Virginians for Life, it was challenged in court... "The Panepinto decision determined that [the law] was null and void and instead ... found in our state constitution the right of women to have elective abortions paid for by the state of West Virginia with Medicaid funds," she tells OneNewsNow – which means taxpayers have funded about 35,000 abortions.

November 1, 2018

Nancy Flory: Abortion or Homicide? The Schizophrenic Logic for Killing a Child

By Nancy Flory, The Stream - It was, the court said, attempted first-degree intentional homicide. Maniskumar Patel had slipped a drug into his girlfriend’s drink. She suspected that he had spiked the drink and had it tested. When it came back positive for a dangerous drug, he was charged with murder… What makes this case significant? The DA charged him with murder. If his girlfriend had taken the drug herself, the state would defend her right to do so. It might even pay for the drug. How does this make sense?

November 1, 2018

The Contradiction of “Pro-Choice but Not Pro-Abortion”, by Steven Rummelsburg

By Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg, Integrated Catholic - Many of our public officials and leaders, including prominent Catholic politicians, have publicly proclaimed a “pro-choice, but not pro-abortion” position. Many of these have worked strenuously to promote access to and acceptance of abortion, even going so far as to hypothetically and personally support the idea that under certain circumstances abortion can be a moral act and legitimate choice.