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who don't we "want to have too many of"?
In a recent interview with the NY Times, US Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made this comment in regards to the Roe decision:
"Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don’t want to have too many of. So that Roe was going to be then set ( Read more... ) -
Ultrasounds --> plaster models
Daily Mail: "Stunning new technology allows parents to hold a life-size model of their unborn child"
Includes this quote:
'The technology can be also be used as an emotional tool for parents whose foetus might be deformed or need treatment,' added Hilary French, who heads the School of Architecture and Design Products.For those who don't know, ( Read more... ) -
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Does anyone know of a good article discussing the science behind life beginning at conception? I'd appreciate your opinions. Thanks! -
Five Bad Ways to Argue for Abortion
I like this article because it sums up what's wrong with some of the most common arguments for abortion we've all heard ( Read more... ) -
gender test might lead to increase in sex-selection abortions
Boy or Girl? At-home test may tell you ( Read more... ) -
New law in Nebraska (aka some hopeful news)
Nebraska lawmakers passed a controversial measure that requires clinics performing abortions to display ultrasound images so a woman can see it..
This is a good step in the right direction, IMHO. I'm not sure how much of a difference it'll make in the long run, but I have my fingers crossed. -
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George Tiller was shot to death this morning at his church.Hopefully this is on-topic enough, but I want to know what you all think of this. Obviously it's unfortunate, at least in my opinion, because it goes against what we are all fighting for - the right to life. Even though his death may end up saving thousands, if not hundreds of thousands ( Read more... ) -
Sometimes I wonder...
...how much more evidence do people need?
Ten Years Later, Boy's 'Hand of Hope' Continues to Spark Debate