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MASTER FALL2008r COVERS the HUMAN LIFE REVIEW FALL 2008 Featured in this issue William Murchison on Pro Life Obamanistas Joe Bissonnette on Should We Show Pictures John Burger on Donor Offspring Alice Lemos on A Day in the Life Christopher Manion on James Hitchcock GREAT DEFENDER... Read More →

THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW WINTER 2007 the HUMAN LIFE REVIEW WINTER 2007 Featured in this issue Wesley 1 Smith on Anti human Animal Rights William Murchison on Looking Beyond Politics Richard Stith on Why We Sound Absurd Stephen Vincent on A New Order for Life 4TH ANNuAL GREAT... Read More →

THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW WINTER 2005 the HUMAN LIFE REVIEW WINTER 2005 Featured in this issue James A Weber on Good Population Growth Stanley Kurtz on Demographics Culture War Terrence J Hobin on Liberties and Rights Nancy Harvey on Dying Like a Dog 2ND ANNUAL GREAT DEFENDER OF LIFE... Read More →

THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW FALL 2003 the HUMAN LIFE REVIEW FALL 2003 Featured in this issue Mary Meehan on Democrats for Life Part II Stephen Vincent on Pro life Capital Chuck Donovan on Planned Parenthood Wesley J Smith on Dehydration Nation HLF's Great Defender of Life Dinner... Read More →

THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW WINTER 1999 the HUMANLIFE REVIEW WINTER 1999 Featured in this issue William Murchison on The Limits of Politics Clare Boothe Luce on The New Morality J P McFadden R I P Faith Abbott McFadden John Cardinal O'Connor Ray Kerrison William F Buckley Jr Ellen... Read More →

“You have raised the ethical question,” wrote William Buckley to J.P. Mc- Fadden in 1980, “whether we have sublimated privacy into the license to take life. I cannot imagine that anyone is engaged in a sustained endeavor of moral introspection more important than yours; nor... Read More →

  Last fall our longtime contributor George McKenna sent us “Getting There,” in which the seasoned political scientist, with over 20 articles in the Review’s archive, insisted pro-life politicians sharpen their messaging and deepen their commitment in response to the Supreme... Read More →

  Let’s face it. Until the Supreme Court overturned Roe last June, most Americans had largely ignored the nation’s ongoing abortion debate for almost 50 years. Why? Maybe because to pay attention would entail coming down on one side or the other regarding the desirability of... Read More →

  Recently while listening to a Jordan Peterson podcast I heard the bestselling author say this: “Those who formulate the best arguments win. They win everything.” Well then, I thought, why haven’t we won? Why hasn’t the movement for life turned back the movement for death?... Read More →

Robert and I used to commiserate with each other about this: how the violence allowed the media to paint us all as extremists, how frustrating it was to see the harm that the Pensacola killings did to the movement. I remember one day last August, a few weeks after the Hill... Read More →