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Openness to Life is at the Center of True Development Solving the world’s problems – serious poverty, hunger, war, disease, etc. – is a complicated business, to say the least….
Read More…fetal tissue have been kind of joined at the hip from the very beginning. And this dates back to the 1930s in the development of the polio vaccine. The polio…
Read More…Media called “Poverty, Inc.”, which lays bare the clear failure of the aid and development industry to bring true development to those who need it most. The way the industry…
Read More…approach to development emphasizes: 1) the sanctity of life, since no development based upon the murder of innocent human beings is true development, and 2) the sanctity of the family,…
Read More…fertilization. He then travels to the uterus and implants. From that point on, his development occurs at a rapid pace. The Carnegie Stages of Human Development presentations show the different…
Read More…what it called “sustainable development goals.” These countries reaffirmed the commitment they made in 1994 at the International Conference on Population and Development to implement the objectives of the Programme…
Read More…for Africa was development, not contraception. Nyerere clearly saw that economic development in Africa lay in its growing population. Zimbabwe’s contraception rate is a prime example. However, from the mid-1980’s,…
Read More…instead been poured into authentic economic development ― better roads, basic health care clinics and schools, rural electrification and mechanical farming equipment ― it could have significantly improved the living…
Read More…life, you may unknowingly be cooperating in aborted fetal cell research by purchasing products that use aborted fetuses either in the product itself or in its development. Pro-life Generation, Walk…
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The Miracle of Fetal Development
…adulthood. This means, that, in developmental terms, we spend more than 90% of our lives in utero. Fetal Development and the Pro-Life Cause We should all be…
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