Ethics: euthanasia
By Graham Barnes Recently, there have been several attempts to change state laws regarding voluntary assisted suicide. If passed, this form of euthanasia (literally ‘good death’)would allow doctorsto assist a …
By Graham Barnes Recently, there have been several attempts to change state laws regarding voluntary assisted suicide. If passed, this form of euthanasia (literally ‘good death’)would allow doctorsto assist a …
A few months ago I was challenged to explain my understanding of the pro-life position. “Ummm…welll…” I began tentatively. And then I floundered. For the first time I realised how …
Rev. Dr Peter Barnes Prophecy is a hazardous business for the uninspired, but recent events in NSW might indicate a change for the better with respect to abortion laws in …
In late November 2011 it emerged that doctors at Melbourne’s Royal Women’s Hospital had tried to abort a 32-week old foetus who had been diagnosed with a congenital heart defect. …
Rev Andrew Clarke, Chairman, Board of Governors, St Andrew’s Toowoomba Hospital St Andrew’s Toowoomba Hospital was founded by the Presbyterian Church in 1966 to “…minister to the souls of men …
By Patrick Craine, LifeSiteNews.com OTTAWA, Ontario, September 2, 2011 Pro-life Canadians have complained for years that they are forced to pay for the direct killing of unborn children through the …
These illustrations, by Tanja Butler, accurately depict a partial-birth abortion being performed on a baby at 24 weeks gestation age. Most partial-birth abortions are performed in the 20-26 week range …
The first legislation in the world allowing euthanasia was the Rights of the Terminally Ill Act 1995 [ROTI Act] which was passed by the Northern Territory (NT) and which became …
A Review of Abby Johnson, with Cindy Lambert, unPlanned, Illinois: Tyndale House Publishers, 2010. Abby Johnson has quite a story to tell. At the outset, she declares: ‘My story is …