Delighting in Death?

by Carl R. Trueman

Why do many see abortion as a positive good? Continue Reading »

15 Apr 2015 0

Pro-Abortion Extremism in the Senate

by Pete Spiliakos

The Senate Democrats are filibustering a bill to aid victims of sex trafficking, demanding that any help to victims of sex trafficking must be bundled with (extremely unpopular) government funding of abortion. Continue Reading »

25 Mar 2015 0

Don’t Make Down Syndrome A Death Sentence

by Matthew Hennessey

In her Yahoo! Parenting article “I Terminated My Baby with Down Syndrome,” Sophie Horan is not shy about painting her abortion as choice made with her baby’s interests in mind. She claims her unborn baby “deserved better than a life of struggle and frustration due to a condition that he or she would never be able to change.” Bad news, Sophie Horan, this is true for all of us, Down syndrome or no. Continue Reading »

23 Feb 2015 0

Canadian Doctors’ Religious Freedom Under Threat

by Mathew Block

Wesley J. Smith’s article “The Coming of Medical Martyrdom” highlights a troubling trend in Canada that would see physician’s religious rights sacrificed. But it’s not just in Saskatchewan this is happening.
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20 Feb 2015 0

The Courts and the Impossibility of Autonomy

by David T. Koyzis

If individual autonomy is the jealous god it has proven itself to be, no rights of conscience or religious freedom will be permitted to stand in its way over the long term. But when does a person actually possess this autonomy to which he is said to have a right? Continue Reading »

19 Feb 2015 0

Republican Establishment Isn’t Cowardly—It Just Doesn’t Care

by Pete Spiliakos

The embarrassment of the House Republicans failing to pass a popular bill restricting abortions after twenty weeks has exposed the cynicism of the post-2012 Republican establishment. Continue Reading »

23 Jan 2015 0

Cowards in the House

by Greg Forster

“At least the Swiss know how to keep a proper ledger.” Continue Reading »

22 Jan 2015 0

How Identity Politics Don’t Allow Debate

by Carl R. Trueman

An assault on free speech at an institute of higher education highlights both the power of rhetoric and the convenient philosophical inconsistency of identity politics.
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19 Nov 2014 0

U.K. Parliament: Sex-Selective Abortions Should be Illegal

by J. David Nolan

Good news from the U.K. today, as the House of Commons voiced strong opposition to the notion that the sex of a child should ever be considered relevant to the legality of an abortion. Continue Reading »

4 Nov 2014 0

Rich, Poor, and Abortion

by Greg Forster

Ruth Bader Ginsburg just can’t stop accidentally talking like a eugenicist. What rotten luck! Continue Reading »

25 Sep 2014 0