By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This story of gross immaturity and faithlessness from one year back is, alas, all too common. “Narratively” describes itself as “a digital publication and storytelling studio that prides itself on looking beyond the news headlines and clickbait, focusing instead on ordinary people with extraordinary stories.” I dunno, but at least …
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By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This post which ran a year ago addresses the perennial question of persuasion and some thoughts on overcoming barriers to our life-affirming message. The great 19th Century historian W.E. Lecky somewhere observes that the spread of any idea depends not only on its intrinsic power but also on the predisposition …
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Editor’s note. This testimony from Christina Bennett, which was reposted exactly one year ago, generated the most “likes” of any story we have ever posted. Ever. On June 4, 2019, the House Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, led by pro-abortion Democrats, had held a hearing on “Threats to Reproductive Rights …
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By Randall K. O’Bannon, Ph.D. NRL Director of Education & Research Editor’s note. With roughly 40% (and growing) of all abortions chemically-induced, today’s story that appeared from one year ago could not be more timely. With chemical abortions [“medication” abortions, in pro-abortion parlance] continually on the rise, you would expect that pro-abortion advocacy groups would …
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By Nancy Valko In 1985, I was asked to show the new film “The Silent Scream” (still online) at a local community college for the students. I was anxious to show this amazing 30 minute film showing an actual abortion on ultrasound and narrated by the late Dr. Bernard Nathanson, a former abortionist who was …
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Clearly suggests he expects much more litigation to follow By Dave Andrusko Many pro-lifers were left speechless, not when U.S. District Judge Howard Sachs issued a temporary restraining order against portions of a pro-life Missouri law but when he did not ban enforcement of HB 126’s ban on abortions for the reasons of race, sex, …
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By Sarah Terzo One woman shared her abortion story in the journal America: “A terrible, raw guilt had festered in me for many years. Ever since the day I had walked into a trendy women’s health clinic and filled out the paperwork for what I believed was a simple medical procedure. At the time I …
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By Jonathon Van Maren One of Canada’s best pro-life bloggers is Pat Maloney, who writes at Run With Life and has consistently made use of Freedom of Access to Information Requests to uncover shocking and sobering information about Canada’s ugly abortion regime. Her work on the issue of babies born alive in Canada after abortions …
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By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. We’re running a separate story today about pro-abortion Meaghan Winter, whose new book is coming out next month. This story first ran a while back and details the truths about abortion which Winter (inadvertently) revealed. IMHO, it is must reading. When there is even an ounce of honesty in them, …
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By Calvin Freiburger Editor’s note. This is excerpted from a post at LifeSiteNews. AUGUSTA, Maine– Two new pro-abortion laws took effect in Maine this past week, one expanding the ability to commit abortions from actual doctors to physician assistants and some types of nurses, and another requiring certain health insurance plans to pay for abortions. …
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By We Need a Law Earlier this year, we told you about an effort in Windsor, Ontario to stop a peaceful pro-life group from praying outside the local hospital. A local abortion activist group began a petition to pressure the Windsor Regional Hospital to apply for a bubble zone to block the activities of the …
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By Sarah Terzo From a pro-choice author who interviewed post-abortion women: “Linda’s initial reaction to both abortions was a deep physical sensation of sadness; she recalled a period of time after each procedure when she felt an overwhelming sense of loss. Reporting on her response to the first abortion, Linda said, “I felt astonished at …
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