Let's talk about one of the most emotionally charged subjects there is — abortion — but in an unemotional way.

Here's a simple exercise in basic reasoning.  On a spectrum of bad things to do, theft is bad, assault is worse and murder is worst.

I thought, at the time, that it was just a young woman remarkably slow of wit, even if she was a professor of law.

Four forces have washed the intellectual underpinnings of the abortion regime away: science, technology, dishonesty, and hypocrisy.

There was a theologian who, when discouraged, would keep repeating to himself, "I have been baptized."

The lovely lawns of the legislature on Canada's left coast will be filled with pro-life demonstrators today in the provincial counterpart to the National March for Life.

Without the right to life from birth till natural death, all other rights are meaningless.

Every organization or movement needs to pause occasionally and take a critical look at itself: its goals, its agenda, and its tactics.

A new study will leave pro-choicers nervous: The more pregnancies that are terminated, the higher the woman's cancer risk becomes.

Its said that nobody is pro-abortion.  Even so, the arguments for choice are flimsy at best, and proponents of the "right to choose" position frequently ignore their own logical lapses.