Several students at Harvard think so.
They’ve even taken it upon themselves to tear down posters like this one, and others displayed by members of Harvard Right to Life that depict various stages of the development of “Elena” in utero.
Harvard Crimson staff writer Alexandra Atiya attempts to give reasons for the “pro-choice” students’ furor over the posters: (more…)
Heh.
I came across this clever image on Pro-Life Discussion next to an entry by Nathan Sheets, a frequent contributor and blogger in his own right.
He’s got a new website called The Fetal Exception. If you like pro-life banner ads — or even if you don’t — it’s well worth a visit.
We recently got an e-mail from Sam Ingersoll, a dad who has a son with Down syndrome. He’s started an organization, Gabriel’s Angel Network, that is dedicated to encouraging parents to choose life for their babies who are diagnosed prenatally with Down syndrome.
Sam writes:
This is the story of my son and I….Gabriel has Down syndrome. I think it has the power to change a lot of people’s minds…and if it gets to people “before” they find that they are pregnant with a baby with Down syndrome, they’ll be less likely to abort.
Considering that over 80% of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome prenatally are aborted, the importance of this mission cannot be understated.
You’ll be moved by these beautiful images of Gabriel — a testament to the wonder of God’s creation.
It’s estimated that there are over 400,000 human embryos currently in cold storage at fertility clinics across the U. S.
These tiny human beings were conceived through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) — an unnatural process that violates God’s intentions for how people should reproduce.
One very difficult question that pro-lifers now have to answer is: What should be done with these embryos? (more…)