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Tag: "abortion"

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By Judie Brown on March 11th, 2010

Blazing the trail for Personhood, California Style

Is it not amazing that we are forced, in our so-called advanced society, to defend the notion of personhood? Is it not shocking that supposedly bright people will not protect the most innocent and helpless person, the one in the womb? Have we not learned from slavery how to properly define a person? Have we learned nothing from Hitler’s Reich regarding the definition of personhood?

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on March 04th, 2010

Delta Smelt Fish, Dolphins and Babies

As these whacked-out principles of secular bioethics evolve, it is of the utmost importance for all pro-life Americans to step up the drive toward human personhood. The distinction of who is and who is not a human person has never been so important.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Michael R. Shannon on February 20th, 2010

“Choose Electrolux” Plate Available Soon

Currently Virginia is the 24th state to offer a “Choose Life” plate. Since 2000, 520,000 of the plates have been sold nationwide, generating $11 million for pro–life crisis pregnancy centers, adoption services and maternity homes. A mere four states offer a “Choose Death” plate and in Pennsylvania, one of the four, there are only 22 active plates.

Michael R. Shannon • Society

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By Guest on February 18th, 2010

Corporate Personhood – What it Means for the Pro-life Movement

It is alleged, because of the Supreme Court’s January 21 decision, that the present court is violating the tradition of the Court as it pertains to “reverence” for stare decisis. Those who criticize the court for going against precedent are placing stare decisis as an end in and of itself, rather than justice or constitutionality.

Guest • Society

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By Judie Brown on February 10th, 2010

Orwell captures America’s deadly culture perfectly

It would appear, as recent events corroborate, that Orwell was on to something and that, in fact, the obvious becomes the obscene to those who want to carry on with the status quo regardless of the consequences. An examination of recent headlines makes the point.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on February 06th, 2010

Tebow: Touchdown for Life

The firestorm of controversy surrounding Focus on the Family’s Super Bowl ad featuring Tim and Pam has had an unexpected effect on the public, particularly among those committed to abortion. I suppose they never expected what has happened over the past week or so, but isn’t it about time?

Judie Brown • Society

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By Guest on February 05th, 2010

The Progressives Bump Into Science Again

teenpregnancy Instead of using science as the path the truth, it is being used like a drunk clinging to a lamp post… more for support than illumination. This is the very same intellectual dishonesty they continually accuse those who are foolish enough to actually believe the principles of the Bible.

Guest • Liberalism

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By Guest on January 30th, 2010

Terminal sedation: Abortion for the elderly

Terminal sedation is abortion for the elderly. You have dementia and get pneumonia? Like Rahm Emmanuel says, Never let a crisis go to waste. See it as an opportunity for a quick exit. No antibiotics and terminal sedation. Abortion completed. Your loved one is healthy but brain damaged like Terri Schiavo and Hugh Finn? No problem. Starvation, dehydration, and terminal sedation. Call it late-term abortion.

Guest • Society

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By Doug Edelman on January 22nd, 2010

MASS x Velocity = Momentum!

Scott Brown is not a Pro-Choicer. He has stated he is not making a priority of overturning Roe v Wade. Instead, for the time being, he is pragmatically supporting efforts to reduce the number of and demand for abortions by promoting adoption, and assisting mothers in KEEPING their babies; opposing tax funding of abortion, and supporting parental notification laws etc. So what’s wrong with that?

Doug Edelman • Politics

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By Judie Brown on January 10th, 2010

Aborting Human Persons Has Consequences

Over the years, it has become common practice among most members of the media elite and the bureaucracies of major medical organizations — not to mention the U.S. Congress and state legislatures — to ignore the reality of what abortion is while also glossing over the actual harmful effects of medical, chemical and surgical abortion. Why this is so does not need explanation; it’s called power over people conjoined with financial profit.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on January 05th, 2010

Raising awareness of Human Personhood now!

Today, more than ever, we must persist in this vein. We must do so through patient teaching and positive motivation, so that we bring as many Americans along with us as we can. By so doing, we are confident that America will witness a day when human rights are recognized for all human persons from their biological beginning to their natural—not imposed—death.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on December 16th, 2009

Pitfalls of incrementalism and the Manhattan Declaration

It is a historical fact that legislation that seeks waiting periods and parental notice or consent is based on the premise that, since abortion is protected by law, pro-life Americans have to accept that fact, and work to control how and when the killing occurs. We find such a position contrary to the natural law and common sense, and we believe it is undermining the pro-life movement’s ultimate goal.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Guest on December 08th, 2009

Human Personhood is imperative in the defense of life

In a legal context, a proper definition of the word “person” is of extreme importance. The United States Constitution uses the word “person” 49 times. On the other hand, it never uses the word “human being” or “human life” or even just “human.” The reason is quite simple: The Constitution is primarily concerned with rights, and term for one who is recognized by law as having rights and duties is “person.”

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By Guest on November 21st, 2009

Obama lied: his credibility died

This was Obama’s umpteenth healthcare homily amid an average of more than one speech per day since he’s taken office. True, it’s better he should run his mouth than actually attempt to govern, but, nonetheless, it’s become annoying that he continues to stubbornly refuse America’s, “Not only no but h— no,” answer to his persistent “pretty please.”

Guest • Liberalism

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By Judie Brown on November 16th, 2009

National Right To Life Committee: The Wayward Weigh In

The nature of pandering to politicians with half-measures while announcing to pro-life troops that a victory has been achieved is not a new malady. It has been a relatively consistent pattern woven into National Right to Life Committee politics for many years now. The problem with what is currently being said about the Stupak Amendment is the most egregious I have seen.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on October 30th, 2009

The final end of abortion will come when…

Imagine a world where teens were not being ravaged by sexually transmitted diseases nor carrying babies and aborting babies while they are still developing into adulthood. What sort of culture would it be if men and women respected each other as human beings gifted by God with blessings that are to be appreciated rather than savaged by date rape, promiscuity and all manner of sexual perversion?

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on October 09th, 2009

Human Personhood and Women

Let’s start with the fact that every female human being has a right to know exactly what is at stake if she ingests a chemical to have sexual relations (theoretically, without consequences) or chooses to pay someone to abort her own child. She deserves respect, honesty and integrity from those she confides in when seeking information or asking questions about matters that will impact her for the rest of her life.

Judie Brown • Society

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By Judie Brown on September 24th, 2009

Personhood: It’s about Human Rights

We have to be honest and set forth the facts, while at the same time exposing the jaundiced views of those who have altered truth for the benefit of their income, their ideology and/or their perverse attitudes toward human beings and their value. …

Judie Brown • Society

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