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Law Is Not Downstream From Culture
While libertarians argue the government should only stop people from harming each other, Scripture paints a deeper picture. From Moses to Paul, the law has always been a teacher. So when we legalize things like same-sex “marriage” or drug use, we’re not just permitting behavior—we’re instructing a nation. What are we teaching America to believe?
Posted in Faith
Tagged America, Biblical worldview, Christianity, Culture, faith, law, Old Testament, torah
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An Amazing Video of a Living, First Trimester Unborn Baby
Recently, I saw an amazing video in a post on the Nurses&Midwives4Life Ireland Facebook page showing a living, first trimester baby on a surgical field. The baby was moving its’ tiny head and limbs remarkably like a newborn baby. The image was both beautiful and heartbreaking since this little one could not survive.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform, ectopic pregnancy, grief, Jonathan Van Maren, law, medical, Nurses&Midwives4Life, Planned Parenthood
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Swedish Citizen Unmasks a Main Physician-assisted Suicide Propaganda Point
Oregon, the first US state to legalize physician-assisted suicide, is routinely promoted by advocates as having the model law for assisted suicide. Now the debate has come to Sweden.
Posted in Media Watch, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Assisted Suicide, Compassion & Choices, Craig New, euthanasia, Fabian Stahle, law, media, Oregon Health Authority, Swedish National Council of Medical Ethics, Tyranny
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