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A Culture of Life
![]() photo AnyaLogic Roe vs. Wade: Day of Infamyby Rusty Lee Thomas January 22, 1973 is another day besides December 7, 1941, that shall live in infamy in American history. On this day, 38 years ago, the Supreme Court decriminalized the sin and crime of abortion. Tragically, they struck down every law in America that protected preborn children from those who would arbitrarily harm them in the sanctity of their mother's womb. With a stroke of the pen, the safest place for a child waiting to be born, instantly became the most dangerous. For nearly sixty million American children, the womb, which God created to nurture life became the tomb in which they died. Roe vs. Wade is not only a bad legal decision that codified evil into law, but stands as a tribute to the basest aspects of our fallen human nature. It enhances the life of the strong at the expense of the weak. It protects large people as they victimize little people. With impunity, it allows parents to do the unspeakable to their own offspring. In the name of law, Roe vs. Wade established the foulest injustice in American history. Read On For Complete Essay» Fighting to Restore a Culture of Lifeby Star Parker A black child has a 50-percent chance of being aborted and, if born, a 70-percent chance of living in a single parent home. A campaign launched in Los Angeles this week seeks to raise awareness to what is becoming known as "black genocide" -- the devastation occurring in black America as result of abortion. It's modeled after a highly successful similar campaign conducted in Atlanta earlier this year by Georgia Right to Life and the Radiance Foundation. According to just released data from the Guttmacher Institute, 1.21 million abortions were performed in the United States in 2008. Some 30 percent of these abortions were performed on black women. With blacks accounting for about 12 percent of the U.S. population, the tragic disproportionate rate of abortion in this community is clear. Seventy billboards will be posted around Los Angeles, with focus on neighborhoods with high percentage black population. The billboards show the face of a beautiful black child with a headline that says: "Black Children are an Endangered Species." The campaign is timed to coincide with March for Life, which notes the anniversary of the 1973 Roe v Wade decision legalizing abortion, and with black history month in February. Abortion, of course, is a plague on the whole nation. But, as with all problems, the most vulnerable communities get hit the hardest. Read On For Complete Essay» Human Rights in Hu Jintao's ChinaThe following is the full text of ChinaAid founder and President Bob Fu's remarks at a congressional press conference on Jan. 18, 2011 on "Human Rights in Hu Jintao's China." Thank you, Congressman Smith and Congressman Wolf. Thank you all for coming to share this moment. First of all, I commend the speech made by Secretary Clinton last Friday (at) the State Department. After nearly two years of silence in the public setting, a senior official of the Obama administration has finally spoken the names (of) Gao Zhisheng, Chen Guangcheng, and Hu Jia. Secondly, I think I would still disagree with her overall tone and assessment of U.S.-China relations. She said that China and the U.S. are in the same boat, that we will rise together and fall together. But a regime that imprisons many people of faith in labor camps (and) in prisons in China should not be qualified to share the same boat with a democracy. It totally disregards the rules, regulations, universal values of this boat. It is time to change course. As long as Mr. Gao Zhisheng is still missing and brutally tortured for simply promoting human rights and rule of law, it is not appropriate to call that regime an equal partner in the same boat. Mr. President, 150,000 people from all over the world, from over 185 nations, have spoken up, saying, "Free Gao! Let him come to the United States to be reunited with his wife and two children." Read On For Complete Essay» Untold War on Christians by Clifford May Imagine if Muslims in Europe were being arrested for nothing more than peacefully practicing their religion. Imagine if Muslims in South America were being sentenced to death for "insulting" Jesus. Imagine if mosques were being bombed and burned by terrorists in a growing list of Christian-majority countries. Now here's what you don't need to imagine because it is all too real: In recent days, Christian churches have been bombed in Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, and the Philippines. In Indonesia a mob of 1,000 Muslims burned down two Christian churches because, according to one commentator, local Islamic authorities determined there were "too many faithful and too many prayers." In Iran, scores of Christians have been arrested. In Pakistan, a Christian woman received the death penalty for the "crime" of insulting Islam; the governor of Punjab promised to pardon her — and was then assassinated for the "crime" of blasphemy. Read On For Complete Essay» Further Reading: Planned Parenthood: More Govt Funding, More Abortions H.R. 212: Sanctity of Human Life Act OnlineForLife—Pro-Choice is Myth Part I, Part II, Part III www.lifenews.com/ Featured TitlesNEW RELEASE! The Virgin Mary in the Light of the Word of God by Dr. Labib Mikail, with translation into English and contributions by Dr. Nasser S. Farag Nordskog Publishing is pleased to announce the publication of The Virgin Mary in the Light of the Word of God in time for Christmas. The Virgin Mary in the Light of the Word of God fills a tremendous need for a concise, elegant, Biblical treatment of Mary. Dr. Labib, as he is affectionately known, gives Mary her due full honor while fending off the many faith-damaging myths perpetuated about her. 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Sexual Sabotage: How One Mad Scientist Unleashed a Plague of Corruption and Contagion on America
Since 1948, Dr. Alfred Kinsey has been lauded as a scientific pioneer whose enlightened sexual research freed America's repressed libido. But the so-called freedoms and new morality he "blessed" America with have proven devastating to this country's social and moral fabric.
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