#103 – The “Great” Parasite Debate
The pro-choice side often describes the unborn as parasites. But let’s “follow the science”…
#102 – Debunking The “Better Aborted Than Abused” Argument
When adoption is suggested as an alternative to abortion, abortion supporters demand to know how we can guarantee that children who get adopted won’t be abused or neglected.
#101 – How Many People Do You See?
The pro-choice side chants that “it’s the woman’s body” as if there is only one body involved. Watch to see how idiotic this is…
#100 – The “Miracle Of Child Birth”
You often hear people talk about “the miracle of child birth.” But could we be accidentally reinforcing pro-choice rhetoric?
#99 – Bearing “The Rapist’s Child”
The pro-choice side argues that a woman who is pregnant from rape should not have to bear the child of the monster who attacked her. But that cannot be avoided. Here’s the truth…
#98 – Is The Pro-Life Movement Actually Trying To Force Women To Have Babies?
One of the abortion lobby’s standard lies is to claim that the pro-life movement is trying to force women to have babies. But is that really the truth?
#61 – “Nobody Really Knows When Life Begins!”
The pro-choice crowd has always claimed that no one knows when life begins. But modern technology – like ultrasound – has made that statement ridiculous.
Episode 157 | The Gift Of Life
In this episode, in honor of the holidays, we celebrate the beauty of life by discussing only good news, such as a potential monument to the unborn, the 4-month-old sucked up by a tornado who lived, and more! While not every story we cover this week is directly abortion related, each reminds us that life is a gift.
Dad of preemie born at 25 weeks, “Dig in, have faith, and keep on keeping on”
A viral video that shows the first year of a preemie born at 25 weeks gives glory to God and supports the fact that all life is precious. Parents Benjamin and Lindsey were not expecting their unborn son Ward so early when he was unexpectedly born 3 1/2 months early on July 16, 2012. At…
Study: babies feel pain similar to adults
An Oxford University study has found that not only do babies in their first week after birth feel pain much like adults but that they also have a much lower pain threshold. The study looked at 10 healthy infants aged between one and six days old and 10 healthy adults aged 23-36 years. Infants were…