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    Good and evil

    Good and evil

    When the forces of good and evil collide, our tendency is to focus on the evil. I don’t know if it’s our innate sense of justice or just the tendency to rubberneck disaster, but the ugly gets the attention. But when we focus on the ugly to the exclusion of the good, we are denying […]

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    Happy Warriors

    Happy Warriors

    The reason for my New York mommy field trip wasn’t just to spend time with my fabulous friend Lori. That was actually just a bonus. My primary purpose was to speak at Camp Esther, New York State Right to Life’s pro-life youth camp for teens. It’s more like pro-life boot camp, and these kids are […]

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    Lift-off

    Lift-off

    Today (right now, actually!) I’m flying to New York to spend time with my wonderful friend Lori and speak at the New York State Right to Life pro-life camp for teens. Over the past few months, I’ve been ramping up my writing, including re-engaging in my pro-life work. A long time ago, pre-kids, I did […]

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    Surprised by joy

    Surprised by joy

    Life News reported on the story of Paulo Henrique Machado, a man who has lived in a hospital his entire life. He’s a computer animator who is making a 3-D movie about his life. The story is picking up steam in the media and looks like it may go viral. I don’t know if that says […]

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    Human exceptionism and the personhood standard

    Human exceptionism and the personhood standard

    I’m doing some research for some presentations and came across this excellent presentation by Wesley Smith. It’s about 30 minutes, and very worth the time. The Question: Does human life have ultimate value, merely because it is human life? Is our humanity relevant to our moral value? If the answer is “No,” then what does […]

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    Redefining basic care

    Redefining basic care

    Today in my Washington Times Communities column, I’m writing about a case in Canada regarding a woman with Alzheimer’s disease and a disagreement between her family and the nursing home where she resides regarding her care. The family wants the home to stop feeding her, the nursing home disagrees. Our society (As in Western society […]

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    No choice here

    No choice here

    When speak of forced or coerced abortion, most people think of China with it’s one-child policy and horrific human rights record in forcibly aborting and sterilizing women. However, coercive abortion happens here, too.  Either through direct force or non-physical pressure, 64% of women report some form of pressure to abort, with often devastating physical and […]

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    Stand for Life

    Stand for Life

    Today the Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee will take up Senate Bill 1.  Pro-lifers in blue and abortion advocates in orange will inundate the capital, making their voices heard. Hopefully, we’ll have more Amazing Grace and less Hail Satan. I can’t be in Austin, but I’ll be wearing blue, a Doctor Who shirt […]

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    Rights and responsibilities

    Rights and responsibilities

    Glenn Reynolds, (AKA the Instapundit) and Ann Althouse are having a blog post exchange on the rights and responsibilities of men and women when it comes to sex and parenting, particularly what rights men have when it comes to the children they father. It began with cases of unaccidental pregnancy and the rights and responsibilities […]

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    A hurting world

    A hurting world

    The UN estimates that there are 200,000,000 missing girls in the world today. That number may actually be smaller than reality since China boasts of aborting 336,000,000 unborn children, a majority of those girls.  Add in unreported cases of female infanticide, as well as the statistics from India and other countries, 200 million might actually […]

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