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How Faith Saved the Atheist - Pamela R. Winnick

A medical resident — we called her "Dr. Death" — at the Intensive Care Unit at Long Island's North Shore Hospital chased us down the hallway.  Email This Article

Killing Babies, Compassionately - Wesley J. Smith

The Netherlands follows in Germany's footsteps.  Email This Article

Life has lost its importance - Michael Coren

This week, the first International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide is being held in Toronto.  Email This Article

Life Principles: A Model for Teaching the Philosophy of the Pro-Life Movement - Robert Spitzer, S.J., Ph.D.

The Life Principles Program is a project devoted to explaining the underlying philosophy of the pro-life movement to a secular culture. This uniquely rational and commonly accessible approach has had a powerful and overwhelmingly successful effect on the positive education of pro-life issues around the country. Here following is a short-course in the Life Principles by founder Robert Spitzer, S.J., Ph.D.  Email This Article

Life, Law, and Suicide - NEW YORK TASK FORCE ON LIFE AND THE LAW

This is a clear summary of the dangers involved in the legalization of assisted suicide.  Email This Article

Living With Dignity - Alison Davis

17 years ago I decided I could no longer face life. I wanted to die — a strong wish that lasted over 10 years. If euthanasia were legal then, I would no longer be here to write this. But I have changed my outlook on life.  Email This Article

New Name, Same Old Euthanasia Story - Wesley J. Smith

What’s not in a name is the question du jour at single-issue advocacy groups. First the venerable National Abortion Rights Action League (or National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League in recent years) officially dropped abortion from its name and became “NARAL Pro-Choice America.”  Email This Article

Non-Voluntary Euthanasia - DR. BRIAN POLLARD

Advocates of legalised euthanasia almost always insist that they only want voluntary euthanasia (VE) — a they say they are as opposed to the taking of life without the subject’s knowledge or consent, that is, non-voluntary euthanasia (NVE), as anyone else.  Email This Article

Nothing to Die Over - Wesley J. Smith

The news about Monday's 6-3 assisted suicide ruling is not as bad as euthanasia opponents might have feared.  Email This Article

Peter Singer: Architect of the Culture of Death - Donald DeMarco

The new tradition that Peter Singer welcomes is founded on a "quality-of-life" ethic. It allegedly replaces the outgoing morality that is based on the "sanctity-of-life."   Email This Article


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