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Wyoming Judge Finds ‘Right’ to Abortion in State Constitution

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GEN C (clusters of cells)

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Jim and Faith McFadden: Faithful Servants of Truth

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The Hidden Pro-life Story of the 2024 Election

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Into the Silence

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Piety and Laughter—J.P. McFadden

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Florida Defeats Pro-abortion Constitutional Amendment

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If Babies Could Vote

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What a dialogue about abortion should look like

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Partisan Rivalries and Salvation

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Who Mediates the Mediators?

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The Truth About Pregnancy Centers

  Pro-abortion advocates frequently claim that crisis pregnancy centers are dishonest because they give women facts about pregnancy and try to dissuade them from choosing abortion. Such was the reasoning behind the Deceptive Practices of Limited Services Pregnancy Centers Act, an...
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IN MEMORY OF SENATOR JAMES LANE BUCKLEY

  James Lane Buckley died August 18, having passed his 100th birthday last March. The soft-spoken Buckley catapulted to national prominence in November 1970 when, against expectations, he won a U.S. Senate seat from New York on the Conservative Party line, beating out a pair...
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Where There’s a Will There’s a Way

  The only thing I find even creepier than the women at abortion rights rallies whose faces are so distorted with rage they look like fugitives from a de Kooning painting are the ones who link arms and virtually dance the Irish jig because they’ve succeeded in enshrining...
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Back to Go Forward

    C.S. Lewis, the Cambridge medievalist and philosopher, had a rule-of-thumb: Read two old books for every new one. By so doing, one can avoid “chronological snobbery,” by which he meant unreflectively assuming we know better than those who have gone before us. We are...
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