China’s top legislature approves new two-child policy
Sending out the message that China has “dismantled” its one-child policy is detrimental to sincere efforts to stop forced abortion and gendercide in China.
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Articles for Month: December 2015
Psychiatrist famous for declassifying homosexuality as mental illness under heavy pressure from activists, dies at 83
Spitzer was famous for capitulating to homosexual activists twice in his career, in both cases to the benefit of the gay political agenda.
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The Attack on Africa Continues
Strange “condom controversy” began when a large banner was stolen from Human Life International’s Kenyan affiliate and National AIDS Control Council admitted having the banner.
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OECTA shows once more why it’s not a Catholic union
A survey from OECTA's LGBTQ Workgroup will given only to selected members in early 2016.
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Exclusive: Interview with Rome chief exorcist Fr. Gabriele Amorth
Today the world does not turn from God because it is idolatrous; rather it pursues pure atheism, so as to put science on the altar. But science does not create; it only discovers that which God has made.
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Dad who saved son’s life by armed, three-hour hospital standoff is freed from prison
Doctors wrongly told family that George was brain dead and had no hope of recovery. Both George's mother and his brother agreed to take him off life support and donate organs.
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Speaker at huge Christian conference criticizes pro-life movement as ‘a big spectacle’
Higgins’ overall discussion challenged Christians to get uncomfortable and address the “idolatry of white supremacy” perpetuated within evangelical churches.
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Cruz under fire for secret audio on gay ‘marriage’
His defenders say the leaked audio does not contradict his public stance in any way.
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People are ‘bolting’ the GOP for funding Planned Parenthood: Mike Huckabee
They were given four aces, and they laid their cards down before they even anted up for the game,' he said.
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Elle Is ‘flabbergasted’ that fetus on newsweek cover looks ‘like baby’ instead of ‘actual pregnancy’
Doyle described what made her 'flabbergasted' by the cover: the fact that the image showed a 'well-developed, relatively late-term fetus' with 'no sign' of the woman in whose 'uterus it is presumably housed.'
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