A movement of converts

We are not a movement of saints, but of sinners. We are a movement of converts. And among those converts are people who once stood firm in their belief in abortion.
Opinion
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Only 3 Days Left!

I can’t believe how quickly our annual Spring campaign has flown by. Now, with only 3 days remaining, we still have $96,000 left to raise to meet our absolute minimum goal. That’s why I must challenge you to stop everything, right now, and make a donation of whatever amount you can afford to support the pro-life and pro-family investigative reporting of LifeSite! I simply cannot overemphasize how important your donation, no matter how large or small, is to the continued existence of LifeSite.  For 17 years, we have relied almost exclusively on the donations of our growing army of everyday readers like you: readers who […]
News
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How NOT to move beyond the abortion wars

Claiming to want to move 'beyond' the abortion wars, author and theology professor, Charles Camosy, creates an argument that seems designed to offend the pro-life side, while giving great respect to those who want to make sure abortion remains legal.
Opinion
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Big abortion continues to oppose true choice

NARAL accuses us of wanting to 'dissuade women from exercising their right to choose'. Now since we obviously offer women a choice, this statement makes no logical sense. Unless of course NARAL is really upset if women choose the option we provide.
Opinion
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Who Am I to Judge?

March 23, 2015 (crisismagazine.com) – I am sick and tired of this “who am I to judge?” silliness. Only God can judge the state of the human soul. But it is pure humbug to suggest we cannot and should not judge human behavior. Reluctance to judge moral behavior is the inevitable consequence of moral relativism and moral subjectivism that has eroded confidence in the ability to determine objective moral truth on which sound judgment is based. Judgment is an essential component of the exercise of authority. If you do not have the courage to judge, then you should avoid positions of authority. […]
Opinion
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What you help us accomplish

It’s always a challenge for us to reach our quarterly campaign goals - and yet we we must raise these minimum amounts each year, just to keep the bare minimum of our free services available to the public.
News
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Russia has over 100 infanticides every year – here’s how one group hopes to bring that down to zero

MOSCOW, Russia, March 16, 2015 (LifeSiteNews.com) — From 2010 to 2013, 532 infanticides were recorded in Russia. The group Cradle of Hope is hoping to take that down to zero. In an interview with The Moscow Times, Cradle of Hope founder Yelena Kotova explained that her organization has saved 31 newborns with 21 “baby boxes” across Russia. Now, she has asked Moscow officials to approve drop boxes at hospitals across the city. “We are not here to encourage parents to abandon their newborns,” Kotova told Times. “We are trying to safeguard two lives: the mother's and the child's. We are here to make sure that the mother […]
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Lila Rose rocks UN audience

'When you take the weakest member of society and deny their human rights, instead of protecting them, then we cannot have the peace we long for,' said Lila Rose.
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Three states move to protect children from transgender bathroom and locker room rules

  March 13, 2015 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Lawmakers in Texas, Kentucky, and Minnesota have introduced bills that would require public schools to protect students from local transgender bathroom laws. The “Kentucky Student Privacy Act,” introduced by State Senator C.B. Embry Jr., R-Morgantown, requires all people to use bathrooms designated for the biological sex of their birth. Additionally, students who “encounter a person of the opposite biological sex in a bathroom or locker room” can sue schools for $2,500 “if staff have allowed it or failed to prohibit it,” reports The Courier-Journal. The bill, which has passed the state Senate, is similar […]
News
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I am not gay… I am David

Same-sex attraction is an experience—not a type of person. Accepting homosexuality as an identity, which has largely been affirmed in our culture, brings so much confusion.
Opinion
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Why Obama’s lie on marriage matters

Voters have a right to true information not only about a presidential candidate’s public policy positions, but also about his character and worldview, because such information is necessary to their ability to govern themselves.
Opinion
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Victory for free speech

Every now and then, overzealous public officials try to create new ordinances or twist the laws to get rid of the peaceful prayer vigil outside of an abortion center.
Pulse
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Charles E. Rice (1931-2015): A Remembrance

A man who stood by his beliefs no matter what, [Rice] respected those who opposed him, and the feelings were mutual. Never one to shy away from a fight, Professor Rice was willing to take on the difficult battles for what he knew to be the truth.
Opinion
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