By Right to Life UK Croydon-born artist Tracey Emin, 60, has shared again about the mental and physical pain she endured, following an abortion of twins that went wrong. In a piece for The Evening Standard, the artist, most known for her work My Bed, recalls her abortion at the age of 26 that went “terribly wrong”. Artist describes …
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By Bridget Sielicki Lawmakers in Western Australia have passed drastic reform laws removing abortion from the criminal code and making it more accessible. The Abortion Legislation Reform Bill 2023 eliminates a requirement that women undergo mandatory counseling prior to receiving an abortion and it also removes the stipulation that a woman get a doctor’s referral prior to an …
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By Dave Andrusko During a Saturday press conference aboard the papal plane flying from Marseille to Rome, Pope Francis condemned euthanasia and abortion as actions that “play with life.” According to the Catholic News Agency (CNA) the Pope said “You don’t play with life, neither at the beginning nor at the end. It is not played with!” …
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By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This ran previously. As it happens, I am re-watching the entire “Longmire” series which stopped producing original programming several years back beginning with the first episode on Hulu. I will never forget this episode. When an actress plays a woman on a television program who is pregnant and usually unmarried, …
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And now they are bragging about it in the New England Journal of Medicine. From, “The Ethics of Abortion Care Advocacy–Making Exceptions to the Rule:” Well, limitations sure don’t hurt the babies that are born–which from what I understand, are counted in the many thousands since Dobbs, precious people who will now have the opportunity …
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By Nancy Flanders Abortion regret is real and so is the trauma that countless women suffer after undergoing an abortion. Women at times fall prey to the idea that they are incapable of motherhood because they are too young, too old, too poor, too uneducated, too alone, or simply not good enough. Others have believed the …
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By Wesley J. Smith This is the kind of thinking that results from rejecting the intrinsic moral value of human life. Princeton University bioethicist Peter Singer — who is most famous for secularly blessing infanticide — just compared abortion to turning off a computer. He first claims that should an AI [Artificial Intelligence] ever become “sentient,” turning it off …
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The issue of abortion can never be considered settled as long as babies are dying and mothers are grieving By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation When I was in first grade and just beginning my adventure in reading, Sister Marcia held up a sign that said “do.” She asked my classmates and …
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By Alex Christy Inside Politics host Dana Bash joined Tuesday’s CNN This Morning to recap her Monday interview with California Gov. Gavin Newsom where Newsom was unwilling to endorse any limits on abortion by claiming “almost all Democrats do not support” late-term abortions. Bash explained that “because Republicans are coming at them and they’re trying to make it an issue, we saw that with the …
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By Kevin Tober On Monday, abortions conducted by the Wisconsin baby murder mill Planned Parenthood resumed after the state Supreme Court falsely ruled a 1849 state law banning them did not include “medical abortions.” In light of this barbaric decision to allow the slaughter of unborn babies to resume, NBC Nightly News uncritically hyped the news. “Planned Parenthood …
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By Dave Andrusko The title of Dr. Michael McCutchen’s intriguing column is “Drop the euphemisms and get uncomfortable when talking about abortion.” Euphemism are handy shields to ward off a confrontation—in the case of abortion— with its bloody, unforgiving, and pitiless reality. No wonder pro-abortionists have elevated euphemisms to an art form. The truth must …
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By Dave Andrusko One of the most popular and beloved characterization of the unborn child wasn’t about a child at all nor was it about abortion. It was Theodor Geisel’s [Dr. Seuss’s] powerful message “A person’s a person, no matter how small,” spoken by Horton, the elephant in Dr. Seuss’s classic Horton Hears a Who. It was his …
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