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…is called that must be considered: both its natural, earthly aspects and its supernatural, eternal aspects. (no. 7) The human person is not reducible to his body; he has a…
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…49,269 were previous users. Overall, there were 380 heart attacks, 205 strokes, and 230 cardiovascular deaths among pill users. [8] UNDP/UNFPA/WHO/World Bank Special Program of Research, Development and Research Training…
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…stupid.”6 Disproportionate Funding for AIDS Research Contrary to the high-profile posturing by Hay and many others, the facts show that federal expenditures on AIDS research, education and prevention per…
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…realize the full truth. Finally, those who support abortion may be influenced by political concerns. As Gregory K. Pike (Senior Research Fellow at the Bios Centre in London) says in…
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…to bring India and all of Asia’s pro-life minds together. HLI’s Asia-Pacific Congress (ASPAC) on Faith, Life and Family is the biggest gathering of pro-life leaders in Asia and Oceania. ASPAC…
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…not commit more crimes, and loving care for his victims so that they experience true physical and emotional healing. Table of Contents Does Abortion Solve the Problem? Abortion Covers Up…
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…what dates are for: to get to know someone better. Rachel Hoover Canto: And not just to get to know their opinions, because that’s one aspect of a person—but usually…
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…Planned Parenthood worker Catherine Anthony Adair said: We never discussed fetal development. The baby was referred to as the “contents of the uterus” or a “clump of cells.” On the…
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…working as an online relationship and sex counsellor to young people. Be warned that these articles include some graphic, disturbing content and are not appropriate for young viewers. While my…
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The Culture of Atheism Impacts The Culture of Life
…landscape of America. A recent Pew Research Center survey highlights this situation. This is the third time Pew Research Center has conducted a Religious Landscape Study (the other two were…
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