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An exchange on the popular Netflix dating show ‘Love Is Blind’ has become the latest vehicle for abortion advocates to justify late-term abortion.
Read →Poland’s Sejm has passed legislation that would decriminalize abortion and restore eugenic grounds – including fetal abnormalities. The bill will now go to President Karol Nawrocki’s desk.
Read →France’s ongoing street violence exposes a simple civilizational truth: in the long term, you cannot have war in the womb and peace on the streets.
Read →Former Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard, who voted for Canada’s first assisted suicide bill, now says he wouldn’t back it again while confirming what pro-lifers warned against a decade ago.
Read →A Swiss referendum, passed by over 68%, has stripped conscience protections from at least 30 Christian hospitals and care homes, leaving patients no option to choose care that won’t kill.
Read →Sharon Stone and Michelle Obama revived the claim that abortion would be universally available if men could get pregnant, first popularized by feminist Flo Kennedy in 1971.
Read →Two recent euthanasia cases, involving a Dutch toddler and an elderly Canadian woman, have raised concerns about the idea that some lives are considered 'defective' and better ended than lived. Richard Hanania, a columnist and euthanasia advocate, openly argues that some lives, particularly those with disabilities, are not worth living and supports euthanasia as a moral progression, contrasting with other advocates who emphasize choice and autonomy.
Read →Canadian Members of Parliament are debating the expansion of the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) service to include the mentally ill, with Bill C-218 proposed to prevent this expansion and protect the mentally ill from euthanasia. The article draws a historical parallel between Canada's MAiD program and Nazi Germany's Aktion T4 euthanasia program, highlighting concerns about consent and the ethical implications of euthanizing mentally ill individuals.
Read →Liechtenstein's Parliament voted 13-12 to legalize abortion up to 12 weeks, but Hereditary Prince Alois has vowed to veto the bill, as he must sanction laws for them to take effect according to the Constitution. The prince opposes the legislation because he believes it does not sufficiently uphold the protection of unborn life, and nearly 80% of Liechtenstein's population is Roman Catholic, which opposes abortion.
Read →The current global tensions involving Russia, the West, the U.S., Israel, Iran, and China, warning that the world is on the brink of a global war. It emphasizes that a return to God and repentance is necessary to avoid destruction and achieve lasting peace, citing historical events and religious messages such as those from Our Lady of Fatima.
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