LAF Editor | May 17, 2013
From Generations with Vision with Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner. “Americans are inconsistent. It’s just an inconsistency that’s betraying itself right now and I think we need to press the inconsistency. This is one important way in which the Christian gospel reaches people, when we press inconsistencies. We point out to them that they are [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Tags: abortion, birth control, birth rate, children, gosnell, murder
Sandra King | May 17, 2013
Growing up as a minority in the inner city, the word “feminism” was never mentioned. I may not have heard the word in my day-to-day living, but that doesn’t mean feminism wasn’t alive and thriving in the black community. During that time in my life, many mothers, including mine, wanted better for their daughters. Our [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Feminism & Related Issues |
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Tags: the pill
LAF Editor | May 17, 2013
Editor’s note: This article includes a video which contains explanations which are EXTREMELY graphic and disturbing. It also links to photos that make the images many have seen previously associated with the Gosnell case seem clean. This article is not suitable for all audiences. Discretion is strongly advised. As I watched this, I was not [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Tags: abortion, gosnell, murder
LAF Editor | May 14, 2013
Editor’s note: graphic description of abortion within article. The murder trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell could have national ramifications if he is convicted of the charges against him. However, very few of the mainstream media have bothered to cover the trial. The courtroom seats reserved for media remain mostly vacant day after day. They don’t [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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LAF Editor | May 2, 2013
Contact: Suzanne Ward, Georgia Right to Life, 770-891-8320 NORCROSS, Ga., May 1, 2013 /Christian Newswire/ — Georgia Right to Life (GRTL) today called the decision to make the Plan B morning after pill available to girls as young as 15 unconscionable and a slap in the face to parents. “School nurses can’t even give 15-year-olds [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Tags: abortion
LAF Editor | April 27, 2013
I want to tell you about a very special “miracle” —-it sure feels like one, but first I need to give you the backdrop. There are two very important things you need to know about my father’s lifetime battle to defend unborn babies. The first is his public record as a defender of life, and [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Family, Fatherhood, Personal Testimonies, Responsible Manhood |
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Kelly Reins | April 25, 2013
Nineteen years old and pregnant, Cynthia Galvan had an abortion pill in her mouth and turmoil in her soul. She was unmarried and felt unprepared for motherhood. A medical abortion was the solution. The day before Galvan had ingested the first drug in the RU-486 regimen, mifepristone, intended to detach the embryo from the uterus. [...]
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Kelly Reins | April 25, 2013
Why the Life of the Mother is Not a Valid Exception for Abortion In Scripture, we learn that God alone is the author of life and that He alone can grant jurisdiction to take life. Further, we learn that the unborn baby is a life with an eternal soul; that man does not have the [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Kelly Reins | April 23, 2013
Editor’s Note: This article deals with extremely-disturbing themes and subjects. Please be advised. My 81-year-old mother, not being as “with it” as she used to be, struggled to understand the arcane distinction between “abortion” (the killing of a baby) and “murder” (the killing of a baby). I patiently explained that the authorities didn’t like that [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Tags: abortion, abortionist, gosnell
Kelly Reins | April 22, 2013
An excellent article explaining how the architects of our death culture have written the rules women are safe to play by, obfuscating terrible, murderous lies. I believe that most people who are pro-choice hold that viewpoint because they want to help women. I was pro-choice out of loving concern for my sisters all over the [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Sexuality |
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Tags: abortion, birth control
Kelly Reins | April 17, 2013
Editor’s Note: This article deals with extremely-disturbing themes and subjects. Please be advised. During Monday’s court proceedings, Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s lawyer, Jack McMahon, echoed what pro-life advocates have long argued: That abortion is a violent (or “rough,” as he termed it) act, particularly when the unborn are further along in their development. And TheBlaze was in [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Kelly Reins | April 17, 2013
They’re threatened by informed consent. They’re traumatized by the limp body parts they look at every day. They’re torn by the contradiction that they became doctors to preserve life but use their profession to end it. Here are some eye-opening confessions from current and former abortionists. They [the women] are never allowed to look at [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
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Jennie Chancey | April 17, 2013
First there was a complete media blackout on the Gosnell case (except in pro-life circles), and now that liberal outlets have been forced to comment on this case, they blame the pro-life movement for “creating” abortionists like Gosnell. This is so dumbfoundingly illogical and without any basis in fact. Easy access to abortion begets more [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Feminism & Related Issues, Hot-Button Issues |
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Tags: abortion, feminism, myths
Jennie Chancey | April 13, 2013
Sobering: Demographers, economists and psychologists are scratching their heads over a phenomenon that breaks all their statistical models and paradigms of human behaviour. Why would people who are prosperous (and, despite the current situation, western Europe is) not want to do what human beings have always done and leave a posterity? How can they contemplate [...]
Category: economy, Eugenics/Demography, Family |
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Tags: birth rate, children, demography, economy, family
Kelly Reins | April 11, 2013
By Randall K. O’Bannon, Ph.D., NRL-ETF Director of Education & Research When RU-486, the abortion pill, was approved for sale in America in September of 2000, this two-drug chemical abortion technique didn’t simply appear out of the blue. It was the result of the years of planning, research, and market analysis by the abortion industry, [...]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Family |
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Tags: abortion, RU-486, the pill