Dutch doctors euthanize woman suffering from ringing in the ears
Euthanasia is a voracious beast, its hunger never assuaged.
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Articles for Month: January 2015
Abortion’s dreadful toll on the black community thwarts Dr. King’s dream
As the nation pauses to remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., let us also remember that abortion has taken a dreadful toll on the African American community, which continues to be disproportionately targeted for abortion.
Opinion
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Make your March for Life count—get out to an abortion clinic this year
What would happen if each of the hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers marching for life in Washington D.C. and cities across the country went out to their local abortion clinic for just one hour this year?
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The mission creep of dignity
Dignity, properly conceived, is not arbitrary or socially constructed in unique ways by collective will or vote.
Opinion
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Pro-lifers and pro-aborts agree: American laws are increasingly pro-life
Americans United for Life and NARAL both rank Louisiana as the top pro-life state in the nation.
News
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Marching for life: Defending life from its beginning to natural end
This anniversary reminds us that the ungodly act of violence against innocent unborn children is an act of violence affecting all of humanity.
Opinion
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Judge blocks lesbian mayor’s attempt to deny Houston pastors a jury trial over pro-gay ordinance
Five pastors are suing to give city voters the opportunity to weigh in on a controversial transgender rights law.
News
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Irish priest gets standing ovation after telling congregation he’s gay
Father Martin Dolan also urged his parishioners to support same-sex ‘marriage’ in the nation’s referendum.
News
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Which side is Rep. Renee Ellmers on?
Rep. Renee Ellmers now says she believes the 20-week abortion ban the House is set to vote on next week will cost the party support among millennials. She is also trying to make changes to the abortion ban, along with other female GOP lawmakers. Which side is she on?
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Religious liberty vs. erotic liberty — religious liberty is losing
We are now witnessing a direct and unavoidable collision between religious liberty with what is rightly defined as erotic liberty — a liberty claimed on the basis of sexual identity and activity.
Opinion
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