In August, I helped the National Campus Life Network launch the campus blogs section of their new website. I’ve been meaning to write about this for a while, and many pro-life students already know about it. These past couple weeks, …
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Our friend Blaise did a phenomenal job of blogging about the arrests at Carleton University last week. He did such a good job that Students for Life of America sent out a statement regarding the arrests (because it is not …
And another.
Because it’s easier to defend the status quo when we don’t have to see it.
More details have emerged from the arrests at Carleton University this morning, especially with the release of this video from the Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform. Notice, the Carleton official doesn’t want “this display in this location.” What policies guide …
This story aired in the Boston Globe yesterday. It basically tells the story of an abortion doctor in the United States who through criminal incompetence killed one of his patients. The woman of course was young, the victim of extreme …
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An amazing video, via Matthew Warner: They said Christopher Coleman would be a complete “vegetable.” He would never move, walk, talk or think. He was actually pronounced dead at birth. Well, they were wrong. But the inspiration is not just …
I’ve been meaning to share this for a while. Ottawa Students for Life put together an awesome video from March for Life. And it’s not only awesome because I make an appearance behind the OSFL banner! Actually, if you look …
Continuing on with my thoughts on human trafficking and modern forms of slavery, I watched this TED Talk a few weeks ago, found it fascinating and thought it’d be worth sharing. Again, your thoughts are welcome: do you think modern …
Confession: I don’t know very much about human trafficking. But, I’ve spoken with a few people who are heavily involved in the pro-life movement, and also heavily involved in combating human trafficking. The issue comes to mind because Bill C-268, …