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04-05-2021 Abortion remains one of America's most divisive issues almost five decades after it was declared legal nationwide. On one side, the belief abortion means killing a human being. The other, a wider explanation boiled down to "choice." That's one in a number of words and ideas and positions used to soften the reality of a life and death decision.   One of the toughest battles for people against abortion is addressing assertions around the issue that makes taking a life seem more acceptable. Like the contention that life doesn't actually begin till a baby's outside the womb.   Myth: ...

6227531558001 Those involved in the battle over abortion have seen America swing in January from the most pro-life president of the modern era to possibly the most pro-abortion commander-in-chief. So now those dedicated to the pro-life cause have to consider what kind of damage a Biden presidency can do to their efforts to end abortion. Just after Joe Biden's inauguration, pro-life Americans gathered by the U.S. Supreme Court for a memorial to the nation's nearly 63 million aborted unborn and to pray that killing any more will become unthinkable. Making Abortion More Acceptable They also rea...

6225221978001 Because of the pandemic and security concerns in Washington, D.C., much of the March for Life will go virtual this year. A group of pro-life leaders will still physically march in the nation's capital on January 29. But March officials ask most people to join from where they are. Still, it's an important event every year for the pro-life movement as it puts a bright spotlight on just how globally devastating abortion is. More Lost to Abortion 'Than All Other Causes of Death Combined' 40 Days for Life's Steve Karlen told CBN News, "Abortion is the leading cause of death in Americ...

Searching for humanity For more than three decades, Melissa Stoeltje was determined to give a voice to the voiceless through her work. Here are her greatest accounts. Searching for humanity For more than three decades, Melissa Stoeltje was determined to give a voice to the voiceless through her work. Here are her greatest accounts. For the three-plus decades I worked as a newspaper reporter, the last 20 years at the San Antonio Express-News, I was always inspired by one simple goal: Tell a good story. More than that, I was motivated to dig deep into the stories that came my way to find the wa...