Category: Abortion

By Sarah Terzo In an article in the New York Times, a lawyer talks about a case he took regarding a 15-year-old who had an abortion in Tennessee: The girl’s mother had been shot and killed by her stepfather, and her grandmother got custody of her. Her dad said come live with him or he would …

By Tierin-Rose Mandelburg  This pro-abort argument has never and will never work. Stop trying!  Yet another abortion supporter has tried pretending that abortion is in line with the Bible’s teachings. He told his congregation that their faith is “way too small” if they don’t support expansive abortion access.  T. Michael Rock, co-pastor of Robbinsdale Parkway …

By Melissa Ohden Editor’s note. This first appeared on the blog of Melissa Ohden. Melissa is the survivor of a “failed” saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world including at many National Right to Life Conventions. Melissa is founder and CEO of the Abortion Survivors Network. She has often written for NRL News Today.  “When I …

By Sarah Terzo Julie worked in an abortion clinic, and saw the torn apart bodies of aborted babies daily. One day, an acquaintance, who did not know she worked at an abortion clinic, asked her a question that hit her hard. The acquaintance mistakenly thought she helped deliver babies.  From The American Feminist: “Shortly before making the …

By Sarah Terzo Pro-life feminist Frederica Mathewes-Green wrote: “Abortion is not a sign that women are free, but a sign that they are desperate.” Frederica Mathewes-Green “Abortion: Women’s Rights and Wrongs” Frederica.com (blog) January 1, 2000. Quoted in Steven A. Christie, MD: Speaking for the Unborn: 30 Second Pro-Life Rebuttals to Pro-Choice Arguments (Steubenville, Ohio: Emmaus Road Publishing, …

By Sarah Terzo One postabortion woman says: “I’ve always loved babies, and I love my boyfriend—although we’ve only been together for less than a year. But I let my fear get the best of me…I had my abortion at 11 weeks, 2 days, on the 7th of February, 2017. I waited over a month after …

By Bonnie Finnerty The world is flat. People are property. Tobacco is harmless. Like many other long-held but misguided beliefs, over time these ideas were proven wrong. Consequently, people and societies function differently, in light of what we’ve come to know to be true. Let’s consider another strongly held belief: preborn life is an insignificant …

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. On occasion we repost articles that “rang a bell” with our audience. Trust me, this one from a few years back sure did! I was going to write about this on Tuesday, but it seemed appropriate to offer a few thoughts on “The TikTok Abortion Video Didn’t Actually Show Abortion, but …

By Sarah Terzo According to statistics, money is a factor in most abortions. Most people who abort do so at least in part because they feel they can’t afford to raise a child. In fact, in one poll, 73% of women having abortions gave this as a reason. These women might have chosen to have their babies if …

By Sarah Terzo In an article in the New York Times, a lawyer talks about a case he took regarding a 15-year-old who had an abortion in Tennessee: The girl’s mother had been shot and killed by her stepfather, and her grandmother got custody of her. Her dad said come live with him or he would kill …

By Sarah Terzo From a book on how to do abortions: “The use of special instruments such as the Bierer or Sopher forceps, which improve the ability to crush and extract fetal parts, are recommended by some operators… The basic technique involves extracting large fetal parts and pieces of placenta with the forceps and using …

In the same CBS broadcast, Cronkite said that Cardinal John Krol of Philadelphia termed Roe “an unspeakable tragedy.” “An unspeakable tragedy,” indeed. Read the whole story.