Ideas Have Consequences

One of the things I hear most from moderate pro-lifers and political pragmatists is that personhood is just too complicated and abstract to apply effectively in law. They say it’s either too philosophical, it’s too far-reaching, or it will lead to further entrenching...

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Believing Comes By Hearing

As Christians and pro-lifers, we possess valuable, powerful, life-saving knowledge. And I was struck last week with the responsibility we have as stewards of truth in a dark, broken world. On Monday, we were doing our Pillars of Personhood outreach on Toccoa Falls...

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Fall, Goliath, Fall

TIME Magazine recently said that the pro-abortion community has been losing ever since 1973. That hasn’t ever felt truer than it does today.

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All Hands on Deck

I recently observed some disagreement among different pro-life groups regarding the chastising of pro-life individuals who spent a lot of time advocating for life via email/social media/blogs/etc rather than performing street activism or sidewalk counseling in front...

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I Hate My Job And I Can’t Wait To Get Fired

It is, actually, almost physically painful. Every single morning, getting up and repeating the same routine, driving the same route from Auburn to Norcross. It’s horrible. Every morning I pray that it will be my last day walking through the doorway to the Georgia...

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Why Did Georgia Right To Life Oppose HR 1797?

Over the past 24 hours, there has been a lot of discussion and confusion over the Federal Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (HR 1797), what it does, what it doesn’t do, and why Georgia Right to Life opposed the legislation. Monday night (June 17), GRTL urged...

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How Personhood Transcends Biology

In Georgia Right to Life's 5-hour training seminar, called “Pillars of Personhood,” the most difficult topics to teach and for students to absorb is the “Emerging Technology” section. That's because when we venture into the realm of cyborgism, cloning, artificial...

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Single Issue Voting

Single Issue Voting Our forefathers drafted a constitution and set in motion a system of government that allows each citizen to register to vote and choose representation at the national and state levels of government freely and privately. Each of us decides which...

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