Kelly Reins | June 26, 2015
[Editor’s Note: And again, reposting the repost! Be sure to click on CCEL’s link to Greg Bahnsen’s “Homosexuality: A Biblical View” at the end of this article and read what is available. Originally posted nearly a year ago today on January 25th 2014. It’s time for a re-post especially considering the nonsensical and damaging SOTU […]
Category: Family |
Comments Off on Archive: Greg Bahnsen, on Gay Warlords and Civil Legislation, Takes the Cake…Back.
Tags: civil rights, gay adoption, gay cake, gay rights, greg bahnsen, sotu, surrogacy, traditional family
LAF Editor | March 28, 2015
Jessica Kern was sixteen the day she found the missing puzzle piece that finally made her life make sense. Growing up, Kern, now 30, had always suspected something wasn’t right about her household. It was more than just the emotional and physical abuse she suffered at the hands of her parents. It was a deep […]
Category: Eugenics/Demography |
Comments Off on White Girl, Korean Mom: Surrogacy Tales
Tags: adoption, ivf, surrogacy
LAF Editor | March 28, 2015
A leading constitutional lawyer, and one of the leading attorneys (if not the leading one) involved in high profile surrogate parenting cases in the US, made that claim, and not lightly nor without deep knowledge of the issues involved. Harold Cassidy was chief counsel in the first contested surrogacy case in the United States that struck down surrogate […]
Category: Uncategorized |
Comments Off on Motherhood Is Now On Trial
Tags: ivf, surrogacy
LAF Editor | August 9, 2014
The story of baby Gammy and his “surrogate” mother has captured the world’s attention, highlighting just how complex and fraught commercial surrogacy arrangements can be. It also shows Australia is right to prohibit commercial surrogacy – and why other countries should do the same. Gammy was born with Down syndrome and a congenital heart condition. He is a twin, conceived as a […]
Category: Biblical Womanhood, Eugenics/Demography, Family |
Comments Off on Baby Gammy case reveals murky side of commercial surrogacy
Tags: baby gammy, ivf, medical ethics, surrogacy
LAF Editor | July 11, 2014
Former View host Sherri Shepherd has decided she no longer wants the unborn child she and her soon-to-be ex-husband hired a surrogate to bear. Although she initially requested custody when the couple first filed for divorce May 2, Shepherd said she no longer wants the child, due July 28, for financial reasons. Shepherd claims her TV writer […]
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Comments Off on Hollywood divorce spat leaves surrogate baby in limbo
Tags: baby buying, brave new world, Sherri Shepherd, surrogacy
LAF Editor | June 26, 2014
February 4, 2014 (ThePublicDiscourse.com) - Cuando yo crezca, voy a tener bebes por dinero. Igual que mi mama. When I grow up, I want to have babies for money. Just like my mom. The women most at risk of hearing these words are women of color, immigrant women, and women in developing countries: in other words, the most […]
Category: Health, Mothering |
Comments Off on Commercialized surrogacy creates a second-class citizenry
Tags: collaborative Reproduction act, surrogacy, women's health
LAF Editor | June 26, 2014
Two women have died from causes tied to their role as egg donors in India’s booming market for artificial reproduction. Advocates are pressing the government to publicize health warnings and pass regulations. NEW DELHI (WOMENSENEWS)-When Yuma Sherpa told doctors at a private fertility clinic here that she wanted to back out, her husband’s lawyer says they […]
Category: Health |
Comments Off on Donor Deaths in India Highlight Surrogacy Perils
Tags: eggsploitation, fertility, india, surrogacy
LAF Editor | June 25, 2014
A recent People magazine story reported on a “paralyzed bride” whose college friend offered to be her pregnancy surrogate. Rachelle Friedman’s neck had been broken at her bachelorette party when one of her bridesmaids playfully pushed her. Fast forward a few years later, and Friedman and her husband Chris Chapman anxiously await the birth of their first […]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Marriage, Mothering, Sexuality |
Comments Off on Is Surrogate Pregnancy Another Form of Human Trafficking?
Tags: gay adoption, human trafficking, surrogacy
LAF Editor | April 4, 2014
The Minnesota Senate and House are currently considering two separate bills to legalize commercial surrogacy in the state (S.F. 2627 and H.F. 291). This is occurring despite that similar legislation was defeated just last year and a bill similar to what has been proposed in the Senate was vetoed in 2008. One would think that […]
Category: Family |
Comments Off on Sloan, Lahl: Inconvenient truths about commercial surrogacy
Tags: fertility, pregnancy, surrogacy, traditional family
LAF Editor | March 24, 2014
In the 2013 film “Delivery Man,” the lead character discovers he fathered more than 500 children through sperm donation 20 years earlier, and now more than 100 of his offspring want to find him. An MTV series in 2013, “Generation Cryo,” followed a 17-year-old as she searched for her half-siblings and their donor father. The […]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Family |
Comments Off on The “Who Am I?” Generation
Tags: designer children, ivf, Jennifer Lahl, pregnancy, surrogacy
LAF Editor | March 5, 2014
Adelaide couple Mark and Matt, both 29, have acquired Thai-designed newborns Tate and Estelle through commercialised surrogacy overseas. According to Adelaide’s Sunday Mail, “the dual boy-girl delivery an hour apart by caesarean section to separate surrogate women for gay parents is believed to be an Australian first”. These babies have a complex genealogical history. They were […]
Category: Fatherhood, Mothering |
Comments Off on Expendable Mothers
Tags: Austrailia, designer babies, mothers, surrogacy, thialand, traditional family, wombs for rent
LAF Editor | February 19, 2014
February 18, 2014 (ALL.org) - In vitro fertilization is one of many procedures listed as a specialty in the field of reproductive medicine. Everything from treating pregnancy to aborting children to birth control to treating infertility is included. “Infertility” is the inability of a couple to achieve pregnancy the natural way. It is this condition that […]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Health |
Comments Off on The Perverse Fruits of IVF
Tags: babies, bioethics, brave new world, surrogacy, surrogate, women's health
LAF Editor | February 18, 2014
Click on our sidebar tag cloud topic “birth control” and you’ll see that we’ve been talking about hormonal / chemical birth control for years now. The Dangers to New Mothers, Pulmonary Embolisms, Breast Cancer, Lies within the industry, Abortifacient death of millions of unborn, and much more. The facts are there and the world is […]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Family |
Comments Off on Documentary to Present the Dangers of Contraception
Tags: documentary, Ricki Lake, surrogacy
LAF Editor | February 17, 2014
Surrogacy industry a return to dark days Adelaide couple Mark and Matt, both 29, have acquired Thai-designed newborns Tate and Estelle through commercialised surrogacy overseas. According to Adelaide’s Sunday Mail, the dual boy-girl delivery an hour apart by caesarean section to separate surrogate women for gay parents is believed to be an Australian first. These babies […]
Category: Family, Sexuality |
Comments Off on The Missing Mother
Tags: a brave new world, designer kids, medical ethics, missing mom, surrogacy
LAF Editor | January 24, 2014
Purposefully Making Orphans Surrogacy and the “selling” of eggs and babies have become a booming business in the brave new world that has abandoned the fear of God as the beginning of wisdom. Kevin Swanson speaks of several problems related to surrogacy and the purposeful manufacturing of orphans. At the point at which the child […]
Category: Eugenics/Demography, Family, Mothering |
Comments Off on The Problem With Surrogacy
Tags: orphans, surrogacy