However, the abortion issue has no neutral position. Either one fights for the lives of the preborn or they sit silent, watching others kill the vulnerable. Saying nothing about an injustice merely allows it to continue and is a condemnable case of inaction.
Too many of those raising these issues don’t care about whether aborted infant tissue was used in research. They don’t care that evidence indicates this practice continues.
Critics of the pro-life movement are abusing this crisis to dictate what our responses must be.
The morning-after pill (i.e. Plan B) can cause an early abortion. This is an uncomfortable fact for many Christian pro-lifers, many of whom have been told that the morning-after pill isn't an abortifacient and only prevents pregnancy. After all, that's what the box says right?
So helping young women to choose life doesn't align with God's global mission?
A die-hard Hillary Clinton supporter – a young, female Millennial – recently applied to be a fellow with the campaign and was accepted. However, she was asked to move out of state and work for free.
I met Debbie last summer. She was a newly minted grandma who almost wasn't. Her granddaughter nearly became a statistic, one of the million abortions that happen every year. And her daughter – well, she also almost became one of the 73% of women who report a religious affiliation who have had an abortion.
Robin's contractions had started yet she was standing with me in the pouring rain at the University of New Mexico in front of a Students for Life's display about the consequences of Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton, the infamous Supreme Court decisions that legalized abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy.
Planned Parenthood, Lena Dunham, NARAL, and all the other so-called women's-rights advocates are left stunned today that their message of abortion-on-demand and without apology and free birth control didn't work
Thanks to US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a well-known liberal and feminist, Americans are getting an inside look at what Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood's founder, probably would have embraced today – and who she would have embraced today. From her recent comments on abortion, Justice Ginsburg would have been praised by Ms. Sanger for her comments on poor people and abortion.
