Pelican Project Pro-Life

Choice is a fundamentally human quality. Not just epic or major decisions either. Beyond free will and religious notions of choice, there is a quality contained within the simple, everyday decision process that defines our lives as human beings; which sandwich to order, the best route to take home , what station to listen to. These little determinations result in the greater patchwork of our daily lives and histories. The ethical dilemma concerning prenatal testing sidesteps the pro-life,

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It is often easy to forget in the ongoing debate over abortion that many of the women who actually end up getting them, don’t actually want them. In some cases, the abortion is sought out reluctantly, but willingly enough. In others, however, there is both subtle and overt coercion. Recognizing this ugly fact, however, may yet bring with it some good news for the pro-life movement. In Minnesota there is a bi-partisan effort underway to pass legislation that would outlaw forced abortions

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FUTURE EVENTS Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority board will meet at 8:45 a.m. Thursday at its offices, 1550 Fourth Ave. West Virginians for Life will hold a Pro-Life Rally and Day at the Legislature, beginning with registration at…

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Belkis Gonzalez (Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office / March 4, 2009) Sycloria Williams intended to have a late-term abortion on July 20, 2006. Instead, what she had was a baby. More details here and here . [Dr. Pierre Jean-Jacque Renelique] gave Williams laminaria, a drug that dilates the cervix, and prescribed three other medications, according to the administrative complaint filed by the Health Department. She was told to go to yet another clinic, A Gyn Diagnostic Center in Hialeah

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Mr. Kessinger, if your goal was to argue for your pro-choice view by reductio ad absurdum of the opposite view, I believe your argument is flawed.

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MIAMI (BP)–A shocking case of a botched late-term abortion in Florida is gaining national attention and could, pro-life leaders say, help change public attitudes about abortion and when life begins.

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On Monday and Tuesday, the pro-life group Justice For All graced our campus with its display of bleeding, mutilated, humanoid forms.

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…huh. He wouldn’t have been my first choice, but as Amie points out, he’s good on some key issues. He’s also not so good on others – women’s health in particular. He’s voted “yes” on banning so-called “partial-birth” abortions twice, and only has a 50% rating from NARAL Pro-Choice America. His record on public health is better; he’s consistently favored more federal funding for health care. He opposed funding abstinence-only education, and his record on battling the HIV/ AIDS crisis is solid.

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Miami, FL (LifeNews.com) — Pro-life advocates in Florida are renewing their call for a full prosecution of the case involving an unborn child who was killed in an attempted abortion. The July 2006 incident, involving baby Shanice Denise Osbourne, saw abortion facility staff hide her body on the facility’s roof.

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Samuel Bryant asked: Everyone wants an equal share of rights—that is fine. But, sometimes the rights of one person may form an eclipse over the rights of another. It is medically and scientifically proven that fertilization is the beginning of a genetically unique human individual. Although abortion gives women the freedom of choice, the termination [...]

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