Planned Parenthood Pushes Intensive Sex Education for Kids as Young as 10 »08/02/2010 by Ed BarnesA new report by the International Planned Parenthood Federation is advocating that children as young as 10 be given extensive sex education, including an awareness of sex's pleasures. The report also attacks the Catholic Church for her stance on sexual morality.
Colts Coach Clyde Christensen Spared From Abortion Like Tim Tebow »08/02/2010 by Steven ErteltWhen tens of millions of people around the world tuned in for the Super Bowl tomorrow, they finally got a chance to see the commercial celebrating the life of Tim Tebow. But viewers may not know Clyde Christensen, the assistant head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, has his own potential abortion story that changed his life.
A Peek Behind the Pages – Dr. Tom Curran’s upcoming exclusive interview with Author Brian J. Gail »05/02/2010 by One More Soul StaffHear and learn the inspiration behind the novel readers said they "can't put down!" - Tune In to Sound Insight on Tuesday February 9th to hear Dr. Tom Curran's exclusive interview with Author Brian Gail
Scientists Claim Coma Victims May Still Be Awake »05/02/2010 by Greg TitoScientists in the U.K. used real-time MRIs to communicate with patients previously thought to be in a completely vegetative state.
New Maryland county rule targets pro-life pregnancy centers, archdiocese says »05/02/2010 by One More Soul StaffMontgomery County in Maryland voted to require pregnancy counseling centers to post a disclaimer saying they do not have medical professionals on staff. Pro-life advocates say they are unfairly targeted because they do not provide abortion or contraception.
Terri Schiavo Foundation Benefit Concert Features Randy Travis, Collin Raye »20/01/2010 by Steven ErteltThe family of Terri Schiavo will sponsor a benefit concert to raise funds for its foundation to help other patients like her. The show will feature popular country music recording artists Randy Travis and Collin Raye.
In two different public opinion polls last year, a majority of Americans said they were opposed to abortion, while even more Americans oppose taxpayer funding of abortion. Strange, then, that a supposedly “independent panel of experts” recommended that the Defense Department require American military bases around the world to stock supplies of the so-called “emergency contraception pill,” also commonly referred to as the “morning after pill.”
Let’s get one thing on the table right now – “emergency contraception” is a dishonest and purposely misleading phrase used to condition Americans to believe it is a benign method to prevent pregnancy.
According to the Pentagon, an independent panel of alleged doctors and medical experts has recommended that American taxpayers should pay for abortions for soldiers and Defense Department personnel all over the world. I use the term “alleged” in front of the phrase “doctors and medical experts” because one would think that “doctors and medical experts” would understand medical terms like “conception” and “contraception.”
In fact, this pill doesn’t merely prevent conception, it can and does prevent a fertilized egg – yes, a newly conceived child – from implanting itself in the uterine wall where it would normally gestate and develop for the next nine months until the mother gave birth. That’s not “contraception.” That’s abortion. And taxpayer funded abortion at that.
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