Thoughts on Euthanasia
Spring is in the air, and once again the thoughts of progressives turn to euthanasia and/or assisted suicide. At the time of writing, the NSW Parliament is expected to deal …
What Can We Do?
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 …
The Weaker the Argument, the More Coercive the Laws: A Turning of the Tide?
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 …
The Curette and the Cross
In her tragic book, Giving Sorrow Words, Melinda Tankart Reist tells the story of Ginny, an Australian woman who, after her abortion, shared that she “would hear a baby crying …
Pro-Choice Coercion: The Testimony of Chuang Liu
I am the second child of my parents, which should have been pure happiness to my family. Yet, it could be anything but joy for those families having a second …
Paranoia in the Pro-Abortion Ranks
Unbelief usually likes to portray itself as rational, but our Lord pointed out that it has quite an irrational aspect to it. Citing Psalm 35:19 and/or Psalm 69:4, He declared …
The Pro-Life Cause at Universities
Joshua Henderson, having finished university, now works as a software engineer in North Sydney. University campuses all over the world are often hostile environments for those with pro-life [or Christian] …
When I Phoned to Book an Abortion
by Peta Simpson Sometimes the truth is so ugly, we think it may be better not to know. But truth is power, and knowing thy enemy is an important concept. …
Does the Unborn Baby Feel Pain?
Dr Nalini Pather technological advancements have given us a window into the life of the unborn child. The growth and development of a baby in-utero is fascinating and awesome. By …
Pro-Lifers Rally Together at March for the Babies
In 2013, participants at the March for the Babies in Melbourne were shocked to be met by unprecedented violence and opposition. That was the first march I had ever attended, …