by 0pelerinaje5 | Jun 7, 2007 | Life
After the partial birth abortion decision by the US Supreme Court, we are witnessing the most visible and unpleasant dispute in the pro life movement I have seen in my lifetime. Much of the heat is coming from our brothers and sisters on the front line of the pro life...
by 0pelerinaje5 | Mar 14, 2007 | Editorials, Family, Liberty, Life, Marriage
The Case for Continuing our Focus on the Family in Matters of Public Policy By John Stemberger Today’s evangelicals are at a crossroads. There is a movement afoot among more moderate evangelicals advocating that conservative Christians adjust our policy focus...
by 0pelerinaje5 | Jan 15, 2007 | Life
On their best day, the so called “pro-choice” advocates say they want to make abortions “safe, rare and legal”. But the latest bad idea they have come up with is Exhibit “A” as to why they are not pro-choice at all, but...
by 0pelerinaje5 | Jan 8, 2007 | Life, News
There is an ongoing national debate over the best way to approach scientific research using stem cells. The debate has centered around those who want to destroy human embryos for the purpose of obtaining stem cells for experiments verses those who want to pursue the...
by 0pelerinaje5 | Aug 30, 2006 | Editorials, Family, Liberty, Life
A Principle Based Manifesto on Voting for Social Conservatives By John Stemberger Since I cast my first rather misguided vote in 1980, I have given much thought and consideration toward developing a principle based grid for political decision making. What are...
