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An inspiring story of love
An inspiring story of love
Lucy 10 mins ago

Rebecca Turner was catching a cherished glimpse of her little girl on the ultrasound screen when the… Read More

FRIDAY LIFE: The Abortioneers - when assisting evil becomes an act of charity
FRIDAY LIFE: The Abortioneers – when assisting evi…
Home Admin 1 day ago

FridayLife is a weekly opinion column which appears on the ProLife NZ blog every Friday morning.… Read More

Doctor sued for misreporting fetal defect test result
Doctor sued for misreporting fetal…
Al 3 days ago

I love this article. It makes me laugh and wonder just how gullible people think we are. (Clearly, very much so).   The JapanTimes reports - The parents of a dead boy who had Down syndrome… Read More

How should we treat disabled people? Hear what a UK politician has to say
How should we treat disabled people? Hear what a U…
Lucy 5 days ago

    UK politician: we should kill disabled children like we kill deformed lamb… Read More

Constructing a human?
Constructing a human?
Caz 6 days ago

When does a new human come into existence? One popular view is the constructionist view of a huma… Read More

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An inspiring story of love

May 25th, 2013

Rebecca Turner was catching a cherished glimpse of her little girl on the ultrasound screen when the technician spotted something alarming. Scarlett, who had been safely hidden away in Rebecca’s belly for 20 weeks, had a dangerous and life-threatening heart defect. Scarlett Crowther   Hypoplastic left heart syndrome had left Scarlett with only half a heart, reports The Sun. Most pregnant women whose children are diag[...]

FRIDAY LIFE: The Abortioneers - when assisting evil becomes an act of charity

FRIDAY LIFE: The Abortioneers - when assisting evil becomes an act of charity

May 24th, 2013

FridayLife is a weekly opinion column which appears on the ProLife NZ blog every Friday morning. Earlier this week I came across a blog run by a group of staunch pro-abortionists, many of whom appear to have actually, at one time or another, been paid workers in abortion clinics (think of the seedy clinic from Juno). They call themselves ‘abortioneers’ - I guess this verbal gymnastic is meant to be an attempt at glam[...]

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Doctor sued for misreporting fetal defect test result

May 22nd, 2013

I love this article. It makes me laugh and wonder just how gullible people think we are. (Clearly, very much so).   The JapanTimes reports - The parents of a dead boy who had Down syndrome have sued an obstetrician in Hokkaido who mistakenly diagnosed an amniotic fluid test as “normal,” people involved in the case said Sunday. “We lost the opportunity to determine whether to continue with the pregnancy or have a[...]

How should we treat disabled people? Hear what a UK politician has to say

How should we treat disabled people? Hear what a UK politician has to say

May 20th, 2013

    UK politician: we should kill disabled children like we kill deformed lambs   You might recall that British politician, Colin Brewer, who last year said that disabled children should be killed to save taxpayer money. You might recall that at the time he apologized and stepped down in disgrace. But you probably didn't know that he was re-elected to his old seat this year. And he's at it agai[...]

Constructing a human?

Constructing a human?

May 19th, 2013

When does a new human come into existence? One popular view is the constructionist view of a human. That is, a human is constructed, sort of like a car in a factory. When does a car come into existence? No-one would say it's a car when you have 4 car tyres, or just 3: Add a frame and an engine - is it a car yet? What about a body, steering wheel, but no seats - is it a car yet? Once all parts are in place (o[...]

FRIDAY LIFE: Is abortion the moral equivalent of refusing to donate an organ to a sick person?

FRIDAY LIFE: Is abortion the moral equivalent of refusing to donate an organ to a sick person?

May 17th, 2013

  During the question and answer time following a  public presentation I sat in one of the participants proposed the suggestion that they thought that abortion was the moral equivalent of refusing to donate an organ to a sick person. In both cases an innocent person will die if someone takes a course of action that involves denying them access to their bodily organs. At first this argument seems like it might have s[...]

Ten Reasons to be Pro-Choice - A Response

Ten Reasons to be Pro-Choice - A Response

May 15th, 2013

  Recently I was surfing the internet, as one does, and stumbled across a webpage that outlined 10 reasons that we should all be pro-choice. I encourage you to skip over and have a look yourself  after all, we can't have any kind of debate if we don't to listen to our opponents. Nor would we achieve anything if we attempted it. So, here they are:   10. Laws against abortion do not stop abortion; they [...]

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Abortion – the current state of the debate

May 13th, 2013

    Cross-posted from LifeChoice  Those who believe that abortion is at least sometimes morally acceptable have developed two general lines of argument. First, some argue that not all human beings are persons. While it is scientifically uncontroversial that what is present from the moment of conception is a human being,[1] it is argued famously by Peter Singer, Michael Tooley, Mary Ann Warren and Jeffery Reiman t[...]

Foetal development and the other side

Foetal development and the other side

May 12th, 2013

I was googling “foetal development” the other day to have a look at what was out there. I already knew a few "bullet points" like that all organs are 'grown' by week 12, coupled with the majority of abortions happening around this time too. There are other bullet points, such as when a growing human can live outside his/her mother's womb, but that of course depends on which country one is in and how advanced the technology [...]

FRIDAY LIFE: Suicide is still suicide, even if you’re terminally ill

FRIDAY LIFE: Suicide is still suicide, even if you’re terminally ill

May 10th, 2013

FridayLife is a weekly opinion column which appears on the ProLife NZ blog every Friday morning. A few years I remember Australia’s ‘Dr Death’, Dr Philip Nitschke, trying to palm off to NZ pro-euthanasia marketing schemes that have been rejected in Australia (and Canada). This time it is an advertisement promoting legalized voluntary euthanasia. Now I say ‘voluntary euthanasia’, but everyone (or at least anyone who [...]