I had already planned on writing this article as the last in the Pro-Life Apologetic series. And then, on the weekend that I wrote this article, the Supreme Court decisionContinue Reading
Have you ever seen someone else’s alarm clock screen? Some people, like myself, have many alarms in succession to avert sleeping in late. Others can manage to only have oneContinue Reading
I recently participated in a pro-life outreach event at my university. Going into the event, I was a bit nervous, as there was certainly the potential for counter-protest and otherContinue Reading
In the summer, I went with my college pro-life group to the Southwestern Women’s Surgery Center, an abortion clinic in Dallas, Texas. We went there to do sidewalk counseling, holdContinue Reading
Once, Mother Teresa and Hilary Clinton sat together at a White House lunch. Clinton asked casually, “Why do you think we haven’t had a woman as president yet?” Mother TeresaContinue Reading
Michael Card, a songwriter and theologian, wrote a song called “The Spirit of the Age” in which he references the Biblical story of the slaughter of the innocents in Bethlehem.Continue Reading
This past week, I heard two anecdotes; one incredibly heartening, and the other heart-breaking. On one hand, I discovered how 3-d printing allows blind mothers to feel their babies’ faces,Continue Reading
Author’s Note: Elizbeth Barrett Browning published an iconic piece called “The Cry of the Children” in 1843. Through the poem, she protested the English practice of child labor in theContinue Reading
The increase of prenatal screening in Europe has reduced the number of babies being born per year with Down syndrome by an average of 54%, according to a study publishedContinue Reading
The Pro Life movements in Germany and Austria are growing. Besides the popular Marches For Life in Berlin and Vienna there are vibrant youth organizations, which organize Pro Life rallies,Continue Reading