She chose her broadcasting career over baby’s life, now runs radio show for post-abortive women
“I believed I was going to hell. I believed that God hated me,” Kim Ketola says.
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Articles for Month: May 2013
EMILY's List president considers U.S. Senate run in Montana
Stephanie Schriock served in Al Franken's 2008 election to U.S. Senate, which critics say was fraught with election fraud.
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38,000 signatures against same sex ‘marriage’ delivered to Estonian parliament
The petition campaign was the largest and most successful collection of signatures ever carried out in the country of 580,000 households against a proposed change of law, said organizers.
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Do we know when life begins?
Have you ever heard someone who supports abortion claim, “No one knows when life begins”? The funny thing is, these […]
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Family planning officials nearly beat Chinese farmer with three children to death: report
Zhang Futao is now hospitalized in critical condition and fighting for his life after suffering severe head injuries, according to China Aid.
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History made as Unborn Victims of Violence Act used to indict man accused of killing own child
Praise needs to be given to the federal officials involved.
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Webcast to expose other Gosnells in America tonight
Americans love their reality TV, but when it comes to the reality of what happens in the country's abortion clinics, they tune out.
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Time lapse imaging of embryos – exciting breakthrough or just eugenics by another name?
Various media outlets (including The Times(£), The Telegraph, BBC, The Independent and The Guardian) have published articles reporting on how fertility specialists from Nottingham have developed […]
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Embryonic stem cells from cloned human embryos – six reasons for caution
The newspapers are full this week of the news that scientists in the US state of Oregon have produced embryonic stem cells (ESCs) using the same cloning technology (somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT)) that created Dolly the sheep.
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Campus porn culture: a real ‘war on women’
Students at Pasadena College are actually assigned to watch porn as part of the class homework.”
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