(Prolifer)ations 9-7-10
from Jill Stanek.com
by
Susie Allen, host of the blog,
Pro-Life in TN
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- Mark Crutcher points out the power of the brain to self delude, citing abortionist Richard Grossman, who claimed life begins when a woman decides
it begins. Mark counters, “What if there’s a woman who sincerely
believes that life doesn’t begin until speech is possible and she kills
her 3-month-old daughter. Should she be charged with murder?”
- ProWomanProLife reports NARAL gives MD
an “A” in reproductive rights for late-term abortion, protecting
abortionists from legal action, abortions on minors without parental
notice, and lack of conscience laws for health care workers. I wonder
if that “A” also includes the fact that “MD health
officials have ordered two doctors to stop performing abortions after a
woman was critically injured during a procedure last month.”
- Culture Campaign informs readers how China has welcomed an abstinence curriculum created by Focus on the Family. A former Chinese
secretary general of media remarked, “Abstinence is good for keeping
the families steady and bringing down the divorce rate. And it complies
with China’s traditional morals.”
- Wesley J. Smith points out how the media romanticizes even murder/suicide situations and makes them into “ads” for assisted suicide.
He also notes how the upcoming World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10 seems to send mixed messages.
The world only seeks to prevent suicide unless one is terminally ill, disabled, elderly and “tired of life,” a disabled baby in the Netherlands/Belgium, or a person seeking “suicide tourism” in Switzerland.
- National Pro-Life Radio shines the light on an abstinence study, yet unreleased by HHS. Many speculate that the reason for the delay is because the results “[do] not support the [Obama] administration’s objective… of eliminating all abstinence-education funding.”
- Bryan Kemper has a contest going for a “Tough Questions” Series he is writing. Click here to see some of the topics already covered.
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