Abortion is arguably the most contentious social issue of our time. The across-the-board legalization of abortion by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973 not only opened the door for a drastic increase in the number of abortions but also for an ongoing and heated public debate.
Who could have predicted the bitter fruit and tragedy that would come from legalized abortion? After thirty years, the aftermath demands examination.
Women die from legal abortion. Women should be informed that complications from abortion can be life threatening and fatal. In remembrance of the women who have died from legal abortion since 1973, here are a few of their stories.
After 30 years of legalized abortion in the United States, the American public is still divided. What drives this ongoing opposition to abortion?
Society’s acceptance of abortion denies women a true choice in an unexpected pregnancy. Abortion will never be rare as long as we allow it to be the cultural default position.
When is a single act of violence a crime against two victims? The U-S Senate is poised to answer this question as it considers the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act."
The faces of Laci and Conner Peterson, Holly Patterson and Terri Schiavo serve to remind us of the importance of pro-life public policy.
The inestimable value of human life is a basic tenet of the Christian Worldview. Once you recognize that all human life exists to represent the image of God on earth (Genesis 1:27), the tragedy of abortion takes on new proportions. However, for many women who experience an undesired pregnancy, the concept of human life as sacred rings hallow, offering her little tangible support as she considers her choices in an abortion-friendly culture.
Eighteen-year old Holly Patterson entered a Planned Parenthood clinic on a Wednesday expecting to safely abort her pregnancy. Within one week, she was dead.
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