From a biological standpoint, human development commences at fertilization, when a woman and a man each contribute 23 of their own chromosomes through the union of their reproductive cells. This is the opening of “The Biology of Prenatal Development.” The Endowment for Human Development (EHD) presents itself as both a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving … Read more
When considering abortion, a woman is likely to be more concerned with immediate fears for her livelihood than possible complications from the “simple procedure.” She has been prepared to assume that a trip to her local abortion facility is safe, given that it is legal. It is commonly assumed that American women seeking abortions are … Read more
A closer examination of “Abortion Incidence and Service Availability in the United States, 2011,” authored by Rachel K. Jones and Jenna Jerman of the Guttmacher Institute, prompts a number of considerations. The findings are well-known, and the headline is a welcome addition to the discourse. As Jones and Jerman summarize, the estimated number of abortions … Read more
A comprehensive examination of the most recent abortion statistics from Pennsylvania reveals a number of concerning trends. To begin with, the total number of abortions in the state increased significantly in 2022 compared to 2021. A total of 34,838 abortions were performed in Pennsylvania in 2022, representing an increase of 1,632 over the 2021 figures. … Read more
Once again, the category of elections having consequences is exemplified by the advancement of four pro-life bills in Montana on Monday. These bills were advanced despite the lack of a pro-abortion governor to thwart their life-saving efforts. All four bills passed with a margin of 67-33, with Republicans voting in favor and Democrats voting in … Read more
Back in mid-2014, I wrote a post that was a huge hit! It was called “The Hearts of the Ancients Were Not Hardened to the Deaths of Children and Preborn: What About Us?” The heart of the story is this: it is sometimes claimed that because there were so many deaths of young children, as … Read more
It is reasonable to assume that you are frustrated by the extreme pro-abortion agenda that seems to be taking over our country. You may wish to consider using your frustration and pro-life education to make a difference. We would like to invite you to join us this year for the pro-life educational event of the … Read more
As we commemorated Black History Month in February and are now in the midst of celebrating Women’s History Month, it is imperative that we take time to reflect on current events that deal with both. My mind immediately turns to Planned Parenthood and its racist roots. Planned Parenthood claims to defend women and minorities while … Read more
It is difficult to find adequate words to express my admiration for Christine Flowers’s essay, which is remarkable for its brevity and depth of insight. In just 486 words, Flowers presents a compelling argument in favor of the pro-life position. “So let’s talk about abortion” is an excellent example of a well-written and thought-provoking article … Read more
A recent download of a photograph onto a mobile phone depicted a cherubic infant grinning for the camera, eyes alight with joy. This infant was the beneficiary of assistance provided by the Pennsylvania Pregnancy and Parenting Support Services program, which is administered by Real Alternatives, Inc. Pennsylvania Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro has threatened to terminate … Read more