‘Pro-death storm’ looms over France as gvmt gears up to criminalize pro-life websites
The 'digital interference' bill is aimed at punishing websites that provide information on options to abortion.
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Articles for Month: November 2016
Jessica searched for help for her porn addiction. What she found disturbed her.
Jessica Harris knows all too well that women can get hooked on porn. But she also knows they can be set free.
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Trump’s new pro-life HHS secretary should start enforcing the Weldon Amendment on Day 1
Health and Human Services ignored conscience protections to exclude abortion coverage in health insurance plans under the Obama administration.
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Mom rejected pressure to abort, chose life for son who wouldn’t survive after birth
'I am so grateful I got to see his beautiful little face with eyes so much like mine and mouth and chin just like his dad’s!'
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Raped as a teen, she chose life for her child and never looked back
'Though motherhood is a scary journey at times, the Lord has given me the strength to get through the hardest of times and continues to be with me through the good times.'
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No, we can’t ‘agree to disagree’ on gay ‘marriage’: And here’s why
Next time someone says, let’s just agree to disagree about this issue, say, 'No. Instead, let’s agree to love each other and to pursue the truth together.'
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CNN panel shuts down when Trump advisor calls out Planned Parenthood for ‘selling baby parts’
'That's not true. That’s been debunked,' CNN commentator, Angela Rye, said referring to the Planned Parenthood scandal.
Opinion
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‘Post-truth’ is the word of the year: Feelings have replaced facts
Truth must govern our emotions, not the other way around.
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The Bridegroom comes! A reflection on the great wedding feast that Advent announces
Since the first coming of Christ has already been fulfilled, we now focus more on His second coming, of which the first coming is a sacramental reminder.
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Abortionist compares his ‘trials’ to Biblical suffering of Job
I don’t believe Job was 'afflicted' by laws restricting his lucrative practice of dismembering local children.
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