Pro-Life Blogs has some great audio of Rev. Luke J. Robinson, pastor of the Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church in Frederick MD addressing the crowd at the March for Life in Washington D.C. last month. They urged readers to pass it on, so I am abliging. Rev. Robinson calls attention to the genocide of the African American community. 500,000 African American … Read More
The Case for Duncan Hunter
Alright, I know I’m pulling for Sam Brownback, but there are other pro-life candidates out there right now. One is Duncan Hunter. Right Wing News has a column on the Conservative Case for Duncan Hunter which highlights his pro-life views: “Duncan Hunter is opposed to gay marriage, staunchly anti-abortion, and should have no problem appealing to conservative Christians. As a … Read More
Pope Speaks About Life Issues
Before praying the Angelus yesterday, Pope Benedict said a few words about abortion, euthanasia and the family: “Life is the work of God, and should not be denied to anyone, not even the smallest and defenseless unborn child, especially not when affected by grave disabilities…I urge you not to fall into the deception of thinking that one can dispose of … Read More
Little Known Fact About Chuck Norris
Abortion was legal in the United States of America until Chuck Norris gave it a roundhouse kick in the ass. Speaking of Law & Order, which are the trademarked names for his right and left legs, Chuck Norris took on Roe v. Wade in his column for World Net Daily: On Jan. 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court decided (via … Read More
Law & Order Takes on ESC Research, Fox, Coulter
After a heads up from Rush Limbaugh earlier today that there would be an Ann Coulteresque figure on this evenings Law & Order (which I never watch) I decided to tune in. Actually the entire show was about ESC research, complete with a defendant with Parkinsons who went off his meds – ala Michael J. Fox – in order to … Read More
Walk for Life
I am always amazed at the stark contrast between the pro-life and pro-choice activists and the Walk for Life West Coast seems to point this out most vividly:
Ethical Standards for Conducting Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Now there’s an oxymoron for you. The International Society for Stem Cell Research has come out with Guidelines for the Conduct of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research that specifies, “rigorous ethical standards for scientists working with human ESCs, and seek to promote responsible, transparent and uniform practices worldwide.” What they don’t appear to understand is that as long as they … Read More
What DO We Do With All Those Left Over Embryos?
The ethical problems of IVF are becoming more and more apparent. On the surface IVF seems harmless and indeed even a positive thing, and it is hard to say to someone who has children through IVF that what they did was wrong. But there are moral and ethical problems to be considered and they far outweigh the good that results. … Read More