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We need truth in order to live. Although sufficiently available to us, truth has become elusive for many people. So how is it that we need truth but not seem to find it? The answer lies in our rejection of the underlying order of the universe, which we speak of as law. For us to recognize law is to recognize truth. It is law that causes the earth to revolve around the sun and men to bleed when cut. It is also law that speaks from our inmost depths, commanding the love of God and neighbor, the honor of parents and the protection of our children from harm, to the cost of our lives.
The articles on this page touch on various topics. In one way or another, however, they all deal with the moral law, particularly with regard to the protection of innocent human life. It is our hope that these writings will assist those in the trenches who are fighting the "good fight," as well the many who are confused about truth and law and have lost their way.
An essay written by Larry Bohannon. This essay briefly explains the realities of abortion, and is written for college students and young adults.
Evil
in Our Time
An
essay on abortion by Larry Bohannon. This essay answers
the questions: why has the tragedy of abortion happened in our time and
what can we do to stop it.
Pro-Life
Speech on the National Sanctity of Human Life day
A speech by Larry Bohannon presented to Garden Oaks Baptist Church in Houston
Texas for the 2003 National Sanctity of Human Life day.
The pro-choice movement: Safe, legal, as often as possible
Benjamin Shapiro on the irony of the pro-choice movement's claim for "safe, legal and rare" abortion.
Turkeys matter, but children are a choice
Mychal Massie on the reality of abortion contrasted to the silence of black leadership on the subject.
An essay by Vox Day, a columnist for World Net Daily, on dehumanization in some feminist's response to the Laci Peterson murder case.
Terri's slow-motion torture death
In this essay, Msgr. Brunner thinks the current debate about Terri Schiavo misses the heart of the issue, namely, the difference between letting someone die and making someone die.
President Bush Signs Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003
President Bush's speech before he passed the Partial Birth Abortion Ban of 2003. This is a similar bill to that which Bill Clinton vetoed in 1996.
An excerpt of a speech by Dr. James Dobson. This speech is a call to Christians to stand up for what is right, and to stand until the job is done.